Luyện nghe bài hát Donegal Danny

I remember the night that he came in from the wintery and damp
A giant of a man in an oilskin coat and the bundle that he was a tramp
He at the bar and he called a pint then turned and gazed at the fire
On a night like this to be safe and dry is my one and desire.

So to those that are dead and gone
The friends that I dear
And to you then I'll bid you adieu
Saying Donegal Danny's here me boys
Donegal Danny's been

Then in a voice that was hushed and low he said: Listen tell you a tale
How a man of the sea a man of the roads and never more will set sail
I've fished out of Howth and Killybegs, and Baltimore
But the cruel sea has beaten me and end my days on the shore

One fateful night in the wind and the rain we set sail from town
There were five of us from sweet Donegal and one from Down
We were fishermen who worked the sea and counted the cost
But I never thought that night was done that my fine friends would all be lost

Then the it broke and drove the boat to the rocks about ten miles from shore
As we fought the we hoped inside to see our homes once more
Then we a rock and holed the bow and all of us knew that she'd go down
So we right into the icy sea and prayed to God we wouldn't drown

But the raging sea was rising as we struck out for the land
And she fought with all her cruelty to that gallant band
By St John's Point in the early I dragged myself on the shore
And I the sea for what she'd done and vowed to sail her never more

Ever since that night I've been on the travelling and trying to forget
That night I lost all my friends I see their faces yet
And often at night the sea is high and the rain is tearing at my skin
I hear the of drowning men floating over on the wind