Luyện nghe bài hát John Henry

When John Henry was a little bitty boy no bigger than the palm of your hand
His mommy looked down at John and say
Well Johnny you're be a steal drivin' man Lord lord
Well you're gonna be a steal drivin' man
John Henry he said to his Captain he said Captain why don't you to swing
I'm forty-nine pounds from my hip on down
I love to hear that cold steel ring Lord Lord I love to hear that steel ring
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John Henry had a pretty little woman and her was Polly Ann
Henry he took sick and he had gone to bed
Polly drove the steel a man Lord Lord but Polly drove the steel like a man
John Henry went up on that mountain had that hammer by his side
Well that drill till the end of the line
He laid down his hammer and he cried Lord he laid down his hammer and he cried
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John Henry drove the on that mountain till that hammer caught on fire
Well the very last words I'd hear ol' John say
glass of water I'm gonna die Lord Lord a cool glass of water I'm gonna die
Well they bury Henry in the graveyard they laid him six feet under the sand
Everytime a train go a rollin' on by
They say yonder a steel drivin' man Lord Lord well yonder lies a steel drivin' man