Luyện nghe bài hát Thomas The Rhymer

True Thomas sat on Huntley
And he a lady gay
A lady that was and bold
Come riding o'er the brae

Her skirt was of the grass green
Her mantle of the velvet
At every lock of her horse's
Hung fifty silver bells and

True Thomas, he off his cap
And bowed him low to his knee
All hail, thou mighty Queen of
Your on earth I ne'er did see

No, no Thomas, she
That does not belong to me
I am the queen of fair Elf
And I come to visit thee

You must go me Thomas, she said
True you must go with me
And must serve me seven
Through or woe as chance may be

Hark and carp, along with me
the rhymer
Hark and carp, come along me
Thomas the

Hark and carp, along with me
the rhymer
Hark and carp, along with me
Thomas the

She turned about her white steed
And took Thomas up
And aye, whenever her bridle
Her steed flew than the wind

For forty and forty nights
They rode red blood to the knee
And saw neither sun nor moon
But the roaring of the sea

And rode on and further on
and swifter than the wind
Until they came to a wide
And living land was left

Don't you see yon narrow, narrow
So thick beset with and briar's?
That is the road to
Though after it but few

Don't you see yon broad, broad
lies across the lily leaven?
That is the to wickedness
Though call it the road to heaven

you see yon bonnie, bonnie road
That lies across the brae?
That is the road to Elf land
you and I this night must go

Hark and carp, come along me
Thomas the
Hark and carp, come along me
Thomas the

and carp, come along with me
Thomas the
Hark and carp, come with me
the rhymer

Hark and carp, come along me
the rhymer
Hark and carp, along with me
Thomas the

Hark and carp, come with me
the rhymer
Hark and carp, along with me
Thomas the

Hark and carp, along with me
Thomas the