Luyện nghe bài hát The Widow Of Westmorland's Daughter

There was an old widow in Westmorland who had no but one
And she has prayed both and day she should keep her maidenhead long
"Ah, be daft, mother," she said, "and say no more to me
For a young man in the Grenadier Guards my maidenhead's taken from me"
"You saucy cat, you impudent cat, may you be
If some idle rogue in the Grenadier Guards your taken from thee"
But the off to the Grenadier Guards as fast as go can she
"Give me back my maidenhead, my mother she nags at me"
So he kissed her and her and he laid her on the bed
And he put her head where her feet were before and gave back her
Then he kissed her and he dressed her with a in either hand
Invited her to St. Mary's church to see his fine wedding
Oh, the off to her mammy's house as fast as go can she
"I'm as a maiden, mammy dear, as the day you first bore me
He kissed me and me and he laid me on the bed
Put my head where my were before and he gave back my maidenhead
Then he kissed me and he dressed me, put a rose in either and
Invited me round to St. church to see his fine wedding
"Ah, never on foot," her mammy she said, "in a and pair you'll ride
With four and twenty fine girls to go with you beside"
"Ah, who is this?" the she said, "She comes so high to me"
"I see it is the daughter who ran home and told her mammy"
"How could she do it, how she do it, how could she do it for shame?
long nights I lay with a man and I never told anyone"
"If eleven long nights you lay a man, you never shall lie with me
I'd rather marry the daughter who ran home and told her mammy"