Luyện nghe bài hát Sandy Ford (Barbara Lee)

Railroad bridge is washing down the at Sandy Ford
Where you stand there on the shoreline, oh will you come
Come

This be the last ketch running, might not be no more
While they bloody up the water upstream, civil war
war

Oh, Lee, reckon I got to go
Cross and points below

By the tobacco's ripe and ready to be dried
They might and catch me if I've got no place to hide
Place to

If I am I might have join the war
One or another, I may see your face no more
no more

Oh, Barbara Lee, I got to go
Cross Caroline and points

This is my faithful promise which I make of my will
I may point my gun and fire but I won't to kill
Shoot to

I'll keep your picture with me, right near my heart
Inside this notebook, thick enough to stop a dart
Stop a

in the footsteps of the wind
As it rolls east to west and back
Treat me like a if I ever cross your door
faceless soldier in the time of civil war

I know you love me but you could if you took time
I got a face like Lincoln, and if ugly was a
Was a

They'd lock me up and throw away the key down clear to
But I got a disposition sweet as in the dell
In the

Oh, Barbara Lee, I got to go
Cross Caroline and below

Sugar in the sugar bin and honey in the
I do what I have to do in to survive
To

What do in civil war, in peacetime they call crime
Climb inside my dream of and pray for better times
times

Oh, Lee, reckon I got to go
Cross Caroline and points
Oh, Lee, reckon I got to go
Cross Caroline and points