Luyện nghe bài hát John Henry

John Henry was three days old,
on his papa's knee.
He picked up a hammer and a little of steel;
said, "Hammer's be the death of me, Lord, Lord.
Hammer's be the death of me."
The said to John Henry
"Gonna bring that steam 'round.
Gonna bring that steam out on the job.
Gonna that steel on down. Down,
Down.
Whop steel on down."
Henry told his captain,
"A man nothin' but a man,
But I let your steam drill beat me
down,
I'd die with a in my hand. Lord,
Lord.
I'd dies with a in my hand."
John Henry to his shaker,
"Shaker, why you sing?
I'm throwin' thirty pounds from my on
down.
Just listen to that cold ring. Lord, Lord.
to that cold steel ring."
The man that the stream drill
Thought he was fine,
But Henry made fifteen feet;
The drill only made nine. Lord, Lord.
The steam only made nine.
John Henry hammered in the
His was striking fire.
But he worked so hard, he broke his
heart.
He laid his hammer and he died. Lord,
Lord.
He laid down his and he died.
John Henry had a woman.
Her name was Ann.
John took sick and went to his bed.
Polly Ann drove like a man. Lord,
Lord.
Polly Ann drove steel a man.
Henry had a little baby.
You could hold him in the of your
hand.
The last words I heard that boy say,
"My daddy was man. Lord,
Lord.
My was a steel-driving."
Well, every Monday
the bluebirds begin to sing.
You can hear John a mile or more.
You can John Henry's hammer ring.
Lord, Lord.
You can hear John Henry's ring.