Luyện nghe bài hát Big Bad John

Big John. Big John.

Every morning at the you could see him arrive.
He six-foot-six and weighed twofortyfive.
of broad at the shoulder
at at the hip

and knew you did'nt give no lip to Big John.

Somebody seemed to know John called home.
He just drifted into and stayed all alone.
He say much a kind a quiet and shy

and if you at all
you said "hi" to Big John.

Big John. Big John. Big John.

Big Bad John.

Nobody said he came New Orleans

where he got in a fight over a Cajun

and a crashing blow from a right hand

sent a Louisiana fellow to the land. Big John.

Big John. Big John. Big John.

Big John.

Then came the day at the of the mine

when a timber and the men started craying.
Miners praying and hearts beat fast

and everybody thought that breathed their last 'cept John.

Through the dust and of this man made hell
walked a giant of a man that the knew well.
Grabbed a sagging timber and out with a grown

and like a giant oak
just stood alone. Big John.

Big John. Big John. Big John.

Big John.

And all of his strength
he a mighty shove;
then a miner out
a light up above!
And men scrambled from a would be grave

and now there's only one left down to save
Big John.

With jacks and timbers they started back

then came that rumble way in the ground

and smoke and gas belched out of that

everybody
it was the end of the for for Big John.

Big John. Big John. Big John.

Big Bad John.

Now never reopened that worthless pit

they just placed a stand in front of it;
These few words are on that stand:
At the bottom of mine lies a big
big Big John.

Big John. Big John.

Big Bad John.

Big John. Big John. ...

Big Bad ...