Luyện nghe bài hát Maggie Walker Blues

My parents me tenderly,
had no child but me.
My mind placed on rambling,
them I couldn't agree
Just to leave my aged
And them no to see.

There was a gentleman
Who lived very near by.
He had a daughter,
On her I an eye.
She was so and slender,
So and so fair.
There never was a girl in whole wide world
her I could compare.

I her if it differed
If I over the plain.
She said, "It no difference
If you never again."
We too hands and parted,
And I left my behind.

I out in this wide world
faces for to see.
I met Maggie Walker
And she fell in with me.
Her pockets all with greenback
In her labor I'll old,
Now if you'll consent to me
I'll say roam no more.

I out one morning,
To the salt I were bound.
And when I reached the salt
I viewed the all around.
Work and money plentiful
And the all kind to me.
But the only to my heart
Was a in Tennessee.

I out one morning
on the market square.
The mail train on arrival,
I met the there.
He me a letter,
I could understand
That the girl I left in
Had another man.

I drove on a little further
And that it was true.
I turned my horse and buggy
But I didn't what to do.
I turned all and about there --
Bad company resign;
I'll all about from town to town
For the girl I behind.