Luyện nghe bài hát Homestead

Almost me a coyote today
A lowdown of a dog I say
I fired my gun as he slunk
But be back again

It ain't easy since my husband died
A woman at thirty-five
None can court me and few have
But I keep these hopes alive

A of cows, a couple of hens
A mule that plows every now and
But mostly balks and me thin
He can't talk but I swear he

Don't call it a prairie if you it in
Could call it a but the topsoil's thin
It just rain but then again
It wouldn't make no

Ever since they built that railroad
been knocking at my door
Saying, "Lady, I work for food
Can I haul you water, can I you wood?"

Let me take a look at you
Ain't nothing lye and hot water do
You can on my porch if you're wanting to
And I him my husband's old brown boots

But in the morning he was up and
A missing from my pen
I told you that coyote would be again
But it make no difference

Don't call it a prairie if you it in
Could call it a but the topsoil's thin
I still take hobos in
But I walk to town I need a friend