Luyện nghe bài hát The Ballad Of Barbara

In a southern where I was born
where I got my education
I worked in the and I walked in the woods
And I wondered at

I recall the sun in a sky of
And the smell of green growin'
And the seasons changed and I lived day
Just the way the was blowin'

Then I heard of a cultured city
Breathtakin' lofty
And the day I called a man
I left my land and my

And I rambled north and I rambled
And I and I tasted
And a girl or two, me round and round
But they always left me

In a that's all concrete and steel
With nothin' ever growin'
Where the hide the risin' sun
And they blocked the free winds from

Where you all day and you wake all night
To a world of and laughter
I met that girl I was sure would be
The one that I was

In a soft blue and formal tux
Beneath lofty steeple
He said, "Do you Barbara, take man
you be one of his people?"

And she said, "I will", and she said, "I do"
And the looked mighty pretty
And we lived in a fancy downtown
'Cause she loved the city

But the grew cold beneath a yellow sky
And I longed for things growin'
And the thoughts of home and the people
But not agreed to goin'

Then her hazel eyes turned from me
With a look that wasn't
And she turned concrete and steel
And she said, "I'll the city"

Now the cars go by on the
And my is on my shoulder
But I'm goin' home, where I
Much wiser now and