Luyện nghe bài hát Ballad of The Absent Mare

Say a prayer for the cowboy, his mare's run
And he'll walk 'til he finds her, his darling, his
But the river's in flood and the are awash
And the bridges break up in the panic of

And nothing to follow, there's nowhere to go
She's gone like the summer, gone like the
And the crickets are his heart with their song
As the day caves in and the night is all

Did he dream, was it she who went galloping
And bent down the fern, open the grass
And printed the mud the iron and the gold
That he nailed to her feet when he was the

And she goes grazing a minute away
He her all night, he tracks her all day
Oh, blind to her presence, to compare
His injury here with her punishment

Then at home on a branch, in the highest
A sings out, so suddenly
Ah, the sun is warm and the soft winds
On the willow trees by the side

Oh, the world is sweet, the is wide
And she's there where the light and the darkness
And the steam's coming off her, she's huge and shy
And she steps on the moon she paws at the sky

And she comes to his hand but she's not tame
She to be lost, he longs for the same
And she'll bolt and she'll through the first open pass
To roll and to feed in the sweet grass

Or she'll make a break for the plateau
Where there's nothing and there's nothing below
And it's time for the burden, time for the whip
Will she walk through the flame? Can he shoot the hip?

So he himself to the galloping mare
And she binds herself to the rider
And there is no space but left and right
And there is no but there's day and night

And he leans on her neck and he low
"Whither thou goest,I go"
And they as one and they head for the plain
No need for the whip, ah, no for the rein

Now the clasp of this union, who fastens it
Who it asunder the very next night?
Some say the rider, some say the
Or that love's the smoke, beyond all repair

But my darling says, "Leonard, let it go by
That old silhouette on the Western sky
So I out a tune and they move right along
And gone like the smoke
And gone like this song