Luyện nghe bài hát House Carpenter

"Well met, well met, my own true
Well met, met", cried he
"I've just returned the salt, salt sea
All for the of thee"

I could have married the daughter dear
She have married me
But I have her crowns of gold
All for the of thee

Well, if you could have
The daughter dear
I'm you are to blame
For I am married to a carpenter
And find him a young man

Oh, will you forsake your house
And go with me?
I'll you to where the grass grows green
To the banks of the salt, sea

Well, if I should forsake my carpenter
And go along with
What you got to maintain me on
And keep me poverty?

Six ships, six all out on the sea
Seven more dry land
One hundred and ten all sailor men
be at your command

She picked up her own wee
Kisses him three
Said, "Stay right with my house carpenter
And keep him company"

she put on her rich attire
So glorious to
And as she along her way
She shown like the glittering

Well, they'd not gone
But two weeks
I know it was not
When this lady began to weep
She most bitterly

Ah, why do you weep, my fair maid
Weep it for your store?
Or do you weep for your house
Who never you see anymore?

I do not weep for my carpenter
Or for any store
I do for my own wee babe
Who never I shall see

Well, they'd not gone
But three weeks
I'm sure it was not
Our gallant sprang a leak and sank
Never to anymore

One time around spun our ship
Two around spun she
Three times around our gallant ship
And to the bottom of the sea

What hills, what hills are those, my
That rise so fair and
Those are the of heaven, my love
But not for you and I

And what hills, what are those, my love
Those hills so dark and
Those are the of hell, my love
Where you and I go