Luyện nghe bài hát Wi' My Dog And Gun

Wi' my dog and gun, through the heather,
For game and pleasure I my way.
I met a maid, she was and slender,
Her eyes enticed me some to stay.

I said "Fair maid, do you know I you?
Tell me your name and dwelling, oh so?"
"Oh, excuse my name, but find my dwelling
By the mountain streams the moorcocks crow."

I "Fair maid, if you wed a farmer,
be tied for life tae one plot of land.
I'm a Johnny, if you gone wi' me,
You will have no ties, so gi' me hand."

"Ah, but if my parents I loved a rover,
It is that I'm would be my overthrow,
So I'll stay at home for another
By the mountain streams the moorcocks crow."

"So fare thee well, love, another season,
We will meet again in yon vale,
And set you down all upon my knee, love,
And I'll listen to your tale.

"And arm in arm we will go together
Through the trees, in the valley below,
Where the lenties their song so sweetly
By the mountain streams where the crow."