Luyện nghe bài hát Fighting 69th

Come all you gallant
Along with me
sing a song, it won't take long
Of the 69th

a band of men brave, stout and bold
From Ireland they
And have a leader to the fold
And was his name

It was in the of April
When the boys, they sailed
And they made a so glorious
As they marched along

And they right down Broadway, me boys
they reached the shore
And from they went to Washington
And straight the war

So we gave them cheers, me boys
Which was with a smile
Singing, 'here's the who feared no noise'
We're the Fighting

And when the war is and done
May spare our lives
For it's only then, that we can
To our ones and our wives

We'll take in our arms, me boys
For a night and a day
And we'll hope war will come no more
To America

So we them hearty cheers, me boys
Which was greeted a smile
Singing, 'here's the boys who no noise'
the Fighting 69th

So farewell you, dear New York
Will I see you once more?
For it fills my heart sorrow
To your sylvan shore

But the country, now it is us
And we must hasten
So here's to the stars and stripes, me
And to lovely shore

And to Murphy and Devine
Of and renown
Who did escort our
Unto the ground

And I said our Colonel
We must fight hand to
we plant the stars and stripes
Way in Dixieland

So we gave hearty cheers, me boys
Which was with a smile
Singing, 'here's the who feared no noise'
We're the 69th

So we them hearty cheers, me boys
Which was greeted with a
Singing, 'here's the who feared no noise'
the Fighting 69th