Luyện nghe bài hát The Dreamer

When I was a young man my teens
How well I remember the I'd get 'cause I'd dream
My work never finished, barely
I get started till all of my dreamin' was done

I wouldn't cotton', I wouldn't chop wood
And Pa would whip me and say for bein' no good
But I kept chasin' rainbows, I found
The great open range and the hills were my dreamin' ground

When I left the home place our did cry
She me to stay there and not say goodbye
My Pa told my Mother, your tears are in
son is a dreamer and the winds call his name

So don't try to stop him, let him on
'Cause he stop his driftin'
Till all of his is gone

Last in a campfire a face I did see
A vision of Mother, she to be callin' to me
For seventeen years now, drifted alone
But I wanna see Mother, tomorrow I driftin' home

The last hill I've now, and what do I see
An old run shack where the ranch used to be
Then I see a tombstone and see one more
I drifted too long the old ranch house door

There's nothin' more now but driftin', it seems
But I hope I can dream of the I'd get
I'd dream