Luyện nghe bài hát East Virginia

I was in East Virginia,
North I did roam,
I met a fair pretty maiden,
Her and age I do not Know.

Her it was of a brightsome color,
And her lips of a red,
On her breast she white lilies,
I longed to lay my head.

Well, in my you are my darlin',
At my you're welcome in,
At my gate meet you my darlin',
If your love I could win.

I'd be in some dark holler,
the sun refuse to shine,
Than to see you be man's darlin',
And to know that never be mine.

Well in the night I'm about you,
In the day I no rest,
the thought of you my darlin',
Sends aching pain all my breast.

Well when I'm and in my coffin,
my feet turned toward the sun,
Come and sit me darlin',
and think on the way you done.