Luyện nghe bài hát Cottonwood Tree

I rode Tucson three hours ago
For and a short, friendly game
A poker-wild Smitty put some new
On old Dan he goes lame

I sat in a game at The Miner's
I had doubled my stake
The cards run like they'd been dealt by luck
were just sealin' my fate

A cowboy lost more than he could afford
And accused me of dealin' too
His draw was too slow and he fell to the
With three close to the heart

Oh, tree are you waiting for me
to take me away
I've done no wrong, but the town see
And, so, with my I must pay

A crowd started gathrin', the Sheriff in
I handed him my gun
Was then that I out the boy I had killed
Was the town's man's only son

I tried to explain I had in defense
It was the cowboy or me
The crowd wouldn't listen, so drug me out
To the limb of this cottonwood

standing out here all alone
It's Spring and the valley is
But I can't admire a place I don't
To me all like a bad dream

But old Dan's beneath me with new and all
As place the noose 'round my neck
Cowboys I never laid on before
A-tyin' my hands to my

Oh, tree are you waiting for me
Waiting to take me
I've done no wrong but the town see
And, so, my life I must pay

I see hate in the eyes of the town's man
As he pulls a from the tree
To whip the of my old pony, Dan
So, he'll run out from me

Insane, he listen to my last appeal
A wild grin has his face
As I to reason just how he would feel
If he were up in my place

There's many a mountain trail I'll never
valley's I'll never see
A young cowboy died, and a foolish pride
Brought me to this cottonwood

My face is turned upward and I cannot
The sky's growing overhead
The knot's pulling as my body swings free
A few more, I'll be dead

Oh, tree were you put here for me
Put here to me away
done no wrong, but the town cannot see
And, so, with my I must pay