Luyện nghe bài hát Cowboy Bill

He told a story and all of us kids listened
'Bout his life on the border and the way it was
And we all believed him and when he would
We'd ask the old cowboy to tell 'em

You almost hear those prairie winds blowin'
His saddle a creakin' 'neath his old jeans
You could taste the dry dust from the trail he was
As he sat there and painted those Texas scenes

And the grown-ups tell us
"You keep your distance, that old man's just tellin' you lies"
But to all of us kids, Bill was a hero
as true as his blue Texas skies

He told of a time he rode with the Rangers
Down on the Pecos and he the day
Outnumbered by plenty, they were almost too
thirty banditos headed their way

He looked back just in to see a horse stumble
The captain went down and Bill pulled up on his
And through a flurry of bullets he the captain
And they for a sunset, just the story remains

And the grown-ups would us
"You boys keep your distance, old man's just tellin' you lies"
But to all of us kids, Cowboy Bill was a
as true as his blue Texas skies

Well, I still remember the day that it
We waited and we waited but Bill showed
And the at the feed store said they hadn't seen him
So we set out for his place down Old Grist Mill

And we cried when we found him there with his memories
The old trunk wide open, scattered about
He was clutchin' a badge that said 'Texas
And an old 'yeller' said, "Texas is proud"

And the grown-ups told us
"You boys keep your distance, old man's just tellin' lies"
Well, now they're all sayin' Bill was a hero
as true as his blue Texas skies

Just as as his blue Texas skies