Luyện nghe bài hát NOW I'M EASY

"NOW I'M EASY"
- Bogle

For nearly sixty years, I've been a
Of droughts and fires and floods I've lived plenty
This dust and mud have seen my tears and blood
But it's nearly now, and now I'm easy

I married a fine when I was twenty
But she died in giving birth she was thirty
No flying doctor then, just a old black 'gin
But nearly over now, and now I'm easy

She left me with two sons and a
On a bone-dry farm whose soil cried out for
So my was rough and ready, but they grew up fine and steady
But it's over now, and now I'm easy

My married young, and went her own way
My sons lie buried by the Burma
So on this land I've me home, I've carried on alone
But it's over now, and now I'm easy

City these days despise the Cockie
Say with and dole, we've had it easy
But there's no drought or starving on a sewered suburban block
But it's over now, and now I'm easy

For nearly years, I've been a Cockie
Of droughts and fires and floods, lived through plenty
This dust and mud, have seen my tears and blood
But it's nearly now, and now I'm easy
And now I'm

Cockie: small-scale family farmer
("Jen"): an Australian aboriginal woman
(The term is considered to be derogatory)