Luyện nghe bài hát Willie Archer

O as I was a-walking by yon mill-town,
The fair and lovely mountains they did me
'Twas there I saw a maid, and to me she looked grand;
She was plucking roses on the banks of the Bann.

So I stepped up to this one, and to her I did say,
"Since nature has formed us for to meet on day --
Since nature has formed us, won't you me your hand,
And we will walk together on the of the Bann."

Now it being a summer's evening and a quiet place,
I knew by the blushes that on her face....
We both lay down unto a bed of sand,
And she rolled my arms on the banks of the Bann.

"O young man, you have wronged me; won't you me your name,
when my babe is born I may give it the same?"
"My name is Willie Archer, and I'd have you
That my and habitation lie close by the Bann.

"But I marry you, for apprenticed I'm bound
To the spinning and the weaving in town.
But when my is over I will give you my hand
And we will be married on the of the Bann."

So come all you maidens, take warning by me:
Don't go out at one, two, or three.
Don't go out a-courting so if you can,
Or you'll meet with Willie Archer on the of the Bann.