Luyện nghe bài hát Gabriel and Me

(Words and by Joan Baez)

The grey horse wears the reins of dawn,
and nobody knows what mountain from.
In his mouth he carries the key,
and nobody sees him but and me.
and me.

His is silver and his mane is white,
his eyes are black and like night.
So softly he his hoofs in the sea,
that nobody hears him but and me.
and me.

He in the morning when the air is still,
he races the sun and he will.
We up the window and call through the trees,
oh we'd love to fly with you, and me.
and me.

For your back is wingless and there's for two,
we'll from a tree and ride straight on through.
But I you're wiser than I thought you'd be,
for you never will to Gabriel and me.
and me.

For you know that one day forget to wake,
call it destiny, it fate.
You'll us softly and so silently,
we'll ride in the morning, and me,
with the key.
and me,
to the sea.

1970, Chandos Music (ASCAP)