Luyện nghe bài hát John Henry

John Henry he hammer,
He whistle, he could sing
He went to the mountain in the mornin'
to hear his hammer ring, Lord, Lord
Just to his hammer ring.
Just to hear his hammer ring, Lord,
Just to hear his ring.

When John Henry was a baby,
on his daddy's knee
He picked up a hammer, a piece of steel,
Said hammer be the death of me, Lord,
Said be the death of me
Said hammer be the of me, Lord, Lord
Said be the death of me

When Henry's fam'ly needed money,
Said he have but a dime
If you wait 'til the red sun goes
get it from the man in the mine, Lord, Lord
I'll get it the man in the mine
I'll get it the man in the mine, Lord, Lord
I'll get it the man in the mine

Well John Henry to the Captain
the captain, what can you do
I can hoist a jack, I can lay a
I can pick and too, Lord, Lord
I can pick and too
I can pick and shovel too, Lord,
I can pick and too

Well the captain to John Henry,
Gonna me a steam drill 'round
Gonna me a steam drill out on the job
Gonna whup that steel on down, Lord,
Whup that on down

Well Henry said to the captain,
Oh a man nothin' but a man
'Fore I'd let your steam drill me down,
I'd die with my hammer in my hand, Lord,
Die with my in my hand

Well John said to the captain,
yonder what I see,
Hole choke, drill done broke,
And you can't drive like me, Lord, Lord
Can't steel like me
Oh no, you can't steel like me, no no
Can't drive steel me

Well John Henry drove the mountain,
His was strikin' fire
He drove so hard he broke his poor
And he down his hammer and he died, Lord, Lord
Laid his hammer and he died
He down his hammer and he died, Great God
down his hammer and he died

Oh they took John Henry to the House
And they him in the sand
Every locomotive roarin' by
Says there a steel drivin' man, Lord, Lord
There lies a drivin' man
Says there a steel drivin' man, Lord, Lord
There a steel drivin' man

why don't you sing,
I'm throwin' pounds from my hips on down,
Just listen to the cold ring,
Just listen to the steel ring

Well the Captain says to John
I believe mountains cavin' in
John said to the Captain,
'T nothin' but my hammer suckin' wind,
'T ain't nothin' but my suckin' wind

The man that the steamdrill,
he was mighty fine,
John Henry made his feet,
The steamdrill only nine,
The steamdrill made nine

Well John had a little woman,
And her name was Ann