Luyện nghe bài hát John Henry

John Henry, he was a baby
on his mammy's knee
Picked up an in his little right hand
Said, "Hammer be the of me, me, me
Hammer be the of me"

Some say he's born in
Some say he's up in Maine
I say he was a Louisiana man
Leader of a chain gang
on a steel-driving gang

Well, the Captain said to Henry
"I'm gonna bring my steam drill
Gonna bring my steam out on the job
Gonna whup that steel on down, down,
Whup steel on down"

Henry said to the Captain
(What he say?)
"You can bring your drill around
You can bring your drill out on the job
I'll beat your steam drill down, down,
your steam drill down"

John said to his Shaker
"Shaker, you had better
If you miss six feet of steel
I'll be buryin' day, day, day
I'll be your day"

Now, the Shaker said to Henry
(Yes sir)
"Man ain't but a man
(No he ain't)
But before I'd let that steam beat me down
(I him)
I'd die with an hammer in my hand, hand,
(I him)
I'd die an hammer in my hand"

John had a little woman
Her was Polly Anne
John Henry sick and was laid up in bed
Polly handled steel like a man, man, man
Polly handled steel a man

They took Henry to the graveyard
him down in the sand
Every locomotive a-rolling by
Hollered, there lies a man, man, man
There a steel-drivin' man
lies a steel-drivin' man, man, man
There a steel-drivin' man