Luyện nghe bài hát Black Waters

I from the mountains, Kentucky's my home
the wild deer and the black bear so lately did roam
By the cool rushing the wildflowers dream
And through every green valley, there a clear stream
Now there's scenes of destruction on hand
And black waters run down through my land

Sad scenes of destruction on every
waters, black waters, run down through my land

Oh the quail, she's a pretty bird, she sings a tongue
In the of tall timber she nests with her young
Then the hillside with the dynamite's roar
And the voice of the bird is heard there no more
Then the mountain comes tumbling so and grand
And the poison black waters run through my land

Sad scenes of on every hand
Black waters, waters, run down through my land

In the coming of the springtime we our corn
In the of the springtime we buried a son
In the summer come a man, says everything's fine
My just requires a way to his mine

Then blew down the timber and covered my corn
And the grave on the hillside's a mile deeper
And the man stands and talks with his hat in his
As the poison waters rise over my land

Sad scenes of destruction on every
Black waters, black waters, run down through my

Well I don't much money, not much of a home
I own my own land, but my not my own
But, if I had ten million, somewhere's
Well, I'd buy Perry and I'd drive 'em all out
I'd sit on the bank with my bait and my can
And watch the clear waters run down my land

Well, wouldn't that be just the old promised land?
Black waters, waters no more in my land
Black waters, black no more in my land