Luyện nghe bài hát Blackjack Davey

Black Jack Davey come a-ridin' on
A-whistlin' and merry
the woods around him ring
And he charmed the of a lady
Charmed the of a lady

"How old are you, my pretty miss
How old are you, my honey?"
She answered to him a lovin' smile
"I'll be sixteen come
Be come Sunday"

"Come and go me, my pretty little miss
and go with me, my honey
Take you where the grows green
You never will for money
You never want for money

"Pull off, off them high-heeled shoes
All made of Spanish
Get me on my horse
And we'll off together
We'll go off together"

Well, she pulled off them shoes
Made of Spanish
Got him on his horse
And they rode off
They both rode off

At night the came home
about this lady
The servant spoke she thought
"She's been Black Jack Dave
Rode off with Black Davey"

"Well, saddle for me my coal black
He's than the gray
I rode all day and I'll all night
And I'll my lady
I'll back my lady"

Well, he rode all night till the daylight
'Till he came to a river
And there he his darlin' bride
In the arms of Black Jack
Wrapped up with Black Jack

"Pull off, off them long blue gloves
All made of the leather
Give to me your lily-white
And we'll both go together
We'll go home together"

Well, she pulled off them blue gloves
All made of the finest
Gave to him her lily-white
And said forever
Bid forever

"Would you forsake your house and
Would you forsake your
Would you forsake husband, too
To go with Jack Davey
Ride off Black Jack Davey?"

"Well, I've forsaken my house and
And forsake my baby
I'll my husband, too
For the love of Black Davey
Love my Black Davey"

"Last I slept in a feather bed
Between my and baby
Tonight I lay on the river
In the of Black Jack Davey
Love my Jack Davey"