Luyện nghe bài hát Outlaw Girl

Well it really isn't so bad, living this way
I prefer the cold hard to that bed in which you lay
I'd rather live in loneliness have others wish me well
The life don't pay me much, but honest work is hell

So Johnny was our lookout, while Billy barred the
And I had all the townsfolk, on the floor
We never tried to this, and won't get that dial to turn
We'll just blow the damn thing open, and take what doesn't

Then we'll shoot up the town at about noon
And stumble into the only saloon, to find me a beautiful I can call my own
Then we'll ride due west at the of a train
Stumble through all the mud and the
Take you in this whole wide world
To be my girl

Well I knew it wouldn't be too long before the caught our track
Billy was bleeding heavy from two in his back
They saw God watches over the drunkards and the
God must love his outlaws, 'cause I'm of those too

So the come a'knockin', about a quarter after ten
With 150 guns on at least 200 men
The money ain't ails us, it's the hearts that hold you dear
The women all looked westward for the to appear

Well I walked that lonely
And lynched me before dawn
I knew that I was dyin', 'cause the carried on
Don't look for me in heaven, Peter just let me in
And you won't find me down in hell, 'cause full of all my kin