Luyện nghe bài hát Henry Joy

An Ulsterman I am to be
>From the Glens I come.
I labour by the sea
I have flag and drum.
I have heard the tramp of men
I've seen fight and die.
Ah, lads, I well remember
I Henry Joy.
I my boat up from the sea
I hid my away,
I hung my nets on a greenwood
And I the moonlit bay.
The boys out, and the Redcoats too,
I kissed my wife
And in the shade of the glade
I Henry Joy. "
In town the tyrant stood,
He our ranks with ball,
But a cheer and a pike to clear
We swept o'er the wall.
Our and sabres flushed that day,
We won, but lost, ah,
No matter lads, I fought
And shielded Joy.
Ah, boys, for Ireland's cause we
For her and we bled,
Though our pikes few still our hearts beat true,
And to one lay dead,
And many a mourned her lad,
And mother her boy;
For youth was strong in that gallant
Who Henry Joy.