Luyện nghe bài hát The woodcutter's song

Words traditional English, music RW with fugal ideas by Chris 1978

Oak logs warm you well
are old and dry
Logs of pine will sweetly
But the will fly
Birchs long will too fast
Chestnut at all sir
Hawthorn are good to last
are cut well in the fall sir

Surely you will
There's no compare with the hard logs
That's cut in the time

Holly logs will like wax
You could burn them
Elm burn like smouldering flax
no flame to be seen
Beech for winter time
Yew as well sir
Green elder it is a crime
For any man to sir

Surely you will
There's no compare with the hard logs
That's cut in the winter

Pear and apple logs
They will scent room
and logs across the dogs
They like flowers of broom
But ash logs and grey
Buy them or old, sir
and buy up all that come way
They're worth weight in gold sir