Luyện nghe bài hát The Ballad Of Queenie And Rover

Queenie was on the banks
Of the great Ord River, 1930,
Her mother was black, her white
was a fine horse-breaker
Mama the songs of the old lawmakers

She used to hide Queenie in the bush
And rub charcoal all over her hair and her face
Every time the police came
Looking for any blond haired, brown skinned
To round em up and em on down town

Shine on, shine on, one, aha
Shine on, on, immortal one, aha

Rover was born in the desert, he lived out there til his died
Then he moved around a lot place to place
Bedford Downs, Bow River, Lissadell,
Building fences, working as a man

Then he had a of dreams
He started what he'd heard and he'd seen
serpent, Krill Krill, Cyclone Tracy, the killing fields
Everything lives and breathes

Ride on, ride on, one, aha
Ride on, on, immortal one, aha
Your will always run

When Rover and Queenie were
They met out on New Down station
She worked as a cook there for a long, long
She said, Hey, Cowboy on she said
Nice boy, good worker, top rider, one, that one

One day a mean ripped the scalp from his head
She him up with a boiled needle and thread
as any doctor, they were friends ever after
She said, I want to paint," he said, Ill ya
They died months of each other

Ride on, ride on, ones, aha
on, shine on, immortal ones
Ride on, ride on, ones, aha
Shine on, shine on, ones, aha

Your story will always run, run, will always run
run, forever run, forever run
Forever young, young