Luyện nghe bài hát Horses & Cattle

My home's in montana, I a bandana,
My are silver, my horse is a bay.
And I've been a-roamin? all wyomin?
There's plenty of work, but ain't too much pay.

Me and a few we signed on at dubois,
To through the winter and camp out awhile.
Come a hittin? norther from the montana border,
We the frozen ones mile after mile.

Well they give you your three and a bunk to sleep there,
And enough wages to keep you around.
But with no place to spend it and to send it,
You can stay out of if you stay out of town.

It's and cattle and a double rig saddle,
With a stout line, a twine, and a good ropin' arm.
Wherever there's ranches, I've been my chances,
sunrise to sunset since the day I was born.

We out for laramie early one saturday,
Spring was a the grass turnin' green.
Well, I took a hand in some fast movin'
When they offered top at the bar seventeen.

We followed a rodeo up to codeo,
to ride me a bronco or two.
Well, I [c]busted some hosses for [f]two or bosses,
And [c]lost all the wages [g]ever I [c]drew.

[c]well it's hell and water for the [f]idaho border,
Where got a gal if that letter don't [g]lie.
If she [c]gives me a reason to [f]stay the season,
I'll [c]take her to elko when the [f]snow to [c]fly.