Luyện nghe bài hát House Of Negotiable Affections

The stood on the outskirts of an old ghost town
I brushed the cobwebs, walked in and looked around
I found a diary beside a worn out bed
Dated 1882 and is what it said

This has seven blacksmiths, twenty-five saloons
Thirty-seven churches, and two-hundred rooms
More Texas cattle than I have ever seen
And the finest little cathouse this of New Orleans

In the House of Affections
Every cowboy is as special as the one
All the ladies are so lovely with painted on complexions
At the House of Affections

From Kansas down to Texas is a long and course
And a cowboy needs more than sidekick and a horse
So he'll climb that spiral to a dim lit little room
Where he'll touch red silk stockings and smell that sweet perfume

In the House of Negotiable
There's and Nebraskans and there's Texans
up at the ceilin', laughin' at their own reflections
In the House of Affections

I closed that dusty and laid it on the shelf
Then all at once the bedsprings squeakin' by themselves
When I saw her figure, I nearly died of fright
She said for half a you can stay with me all night

At the House of Affections
She was wearin' nothin' but a pale
I guess you might say I made a spiritual
At the House of Negotiable

There's a few old cowboy bones, but mostly ghostly
In the of Negotiable Affections