Luyện nghe bài hát Rocky Road to Dublin

In the month of June from my home I started
Left the girls of taum brokenhearted saluted me
Father dear kissed me mother drank a pint of beer
My grief and tears to then off to reap the corn
Leave where I was born cut a blackthorn to banish
Ghosts and goblin brand-new pair of brogues over
The frightening all the dogs on the rocky road to Dublin

In Mullingar night, I rested limbs so weary started by daylight
Next morning bright and took a drop of the pure to keep me
Heart from sinking that's the paddy's cure he's on the drinking
See the lassies smile laughing all the while at me style
Would set your heart asked me was I hired
Wages I required 'til I was tired of the rocky road to Dublin

Hunt the and turn her down the rocky road
And all the way to Dublin,

In next arrived, I thought it such a pity to be
So soon deprived a view of that fine
Decided to take a stroll all among the quality
It was stole in neat locality something crossed my mind
When I looked behind no bundle could I find upon me stick
Crying for a rogue me Con naught brogue wasn't much in-vogue
On the rocky road to

Hunt the and turn her down the rocky road
And all the way to Dublin,

From there I got away, me spirits failing landed on the quay
Just as the ship was sailing at me roared
Said that no had he then I jumped aboard a cabin
Found for paddy down among the
some funny rigs, danced some hearty jigs
The water 'round me off to holly head wished myself was dead
Or better far instead on the rocky road to

Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky
And all the way to Dublin,

The boys in Liverpool, when we safely landed called a fool
I could no longer stand it began to boil
Temper I was losing poor old Erin's they began abusing
Hooray me says I, let the shillelagh fly some gal way
Boys nigh saw I was a-hobblin' with a loud array
They me in the fray and soon we cleared the way
On the road to Dublin

Hunt the hare and her down the rocky road
And all the way to Dublin,

Hunt the hare and turn her the rocky road
And all the way to Dublin,
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