Luyện nghe bài hát "Story Of Benjamin Darling

On a brig with timber headed
For the North Maine coast, took on some rough seas
The captain and his slave fought back the heavy
But they were threatenin' to her up so badly

See two days they left the outer banks
And made good up to Boston
The North of Essex the sky grew
He missed his mark he was makin' and life can so fast

The captain had seen a day
the winds blew and the waters raged
But it was just a part of the he made for himself
the coast of New England

The heaved and cracked threw the men
On their backs as the came rushin' in
But the captain fought hard yet, he against
The splinterin' wreck, I have you wrong son
And I be forsaken for what I have done

Oh but Ben a timber to stay afloat
He grabbed the captain's coat
He swam him to the nearest
Dragged him up 'til he pull no more
And he him breathin', left him breathin' dry

The said in all my days, I never seen anybody save
The very person who him enslaved
it Ben, you should have your freedom
For what you have

I should be forsaken for I have done

off the Maine coast
At the of the New Meadows River there's a island
Where a marooned man lived out his life under tide and sky
Never when the sea rose up so high

The captain said in all my days, I seen anybody save
The very person who him enslaved
Goddamn it Ben, you have your freedom
For you have done