Luyện nghe bài hát Chambers

Born a south Kentucky sky
He'd come west to Mexico to 1842 at Mier
The filled with blood and fear
Barely it back to Texas alive

With Missouri Volunteers the war began
In '46 they crossed the Rio
There he met his love

But said good bye the war was done
He that he'd come back for her again

Oh oh
Oh oh your man is
Maybe in Texas
But we'll take what God has us
And we'll leave for with the dawn

his way back to Old Mexico
To the love he'd left two years ago
Back to those city walls
Where watched copper cannonballs
Like wayward suns roll the cobblestones

They put him in a prison alone
With yankee fools so far from home
them through the square in chains
'Till in rode Captain Glanton's
Apache for bounties paid in gold

Glanton's men killers all by trade
And through the bars a deal was made
Glanton three new men
Hired the veteran
The killers out through the governor's gates

The Veteran camp 'fore the rising sun
No he'd left other work undone
He was not yet two out
When Glanton's naked native
Brought back his empty horse and his new gun