Luyện nghe bài hát Lucinda

Well they call me William the
I sold opium, and lead
Now I'm my troubles to strangers
When the shadows get long I be

Now her hair was as black as a of tar
Her skin as white as a bone
I left Texas to follow
Now I'll never see heaven or

I made a wish on a sliver of
A sly grin and a bowl of stars
like a kid who a firefly
And it only to die in a jar

As I kick at the clouds at my
As I swing out the crowd
I will search every face for
And go off with me down to hell

I tought I'd loose of Lucinda
returned and so did the wind
I cast this burden on the God that's me
And I'll leave this old world and go

The dances inside empty pockets
But she didn't money or pearls
Boy that enough for Lucinda
She that kind of girl

Now fallen from grace for Lucinda
Who'd ever tought that would be so cold?
I did well for an old tin can
But she wanted the bell in my

I've to God on the mountain
And I swam in the sea
I ate and drank from the Gange
I beg all for mercy for me

I I'd broke loose of Lucinda
Rain and so did the wind
I was standing outside the house
And man I was to go in

I someone pull the trigger
Her heaved in the moonlight again
There was a of gold in the window
And then I was the of her sin

They call me William the
I sold opium, and lead
Now I'm telling my troubles to
When the get long I be dead

Now her hair was as black as a of tar
Her as white as a cuttlefish bone
I left Texas to follow
I know I'll never see heaven or
No I'll see heaven or home
No I'll never see heaven or home