Luyện nghe bài hát The Dying Doctor

Doctor Leo Hayes was our doctor
From the big companies he got his pay
For years he tried to cure us
And now today on his lay.
He called his five boys and his three
And at his bed we stood
We heard him tell the history of the miners
And he said, "Don't let these down."

You are all connected the practice of medicine
You promise you'll keep true I
You do your best to help these people
I my eyes for I must go.
His youngest girl was Betty
With her so pretty and her smile so sweet
She the coal towns of Force and Byrndale
She saw the sewage waters down the street.

She saw the children the cankered water
She saw the fly up on the roof
She saw the waters the sewers
And their gardens of victory.
She went to the big shots of the Company
She did not beg and she did not
She stood and pounded the table
pipes and bathrooms are what we need.

My told me to fight to cure sickness
But I can't cure with sewage all around
These kill people quicker than I can cure them
We need a foundation under house.
We need a for every family
Yes, you can set there and your eyes
Three hundred miners are out me
We will clean this town or know the why.

I my job as the family doctor
I nailed up my and went on my own
I carried my pillbag and those waters
I set by a deathbed in a home.
I saw you rainwater in rusty washtubs
I saw you home dirty up out of your pits
you ride with your coffin up to your graveyard
With not a to pay your burying debt.

On July the fifteenth from the hills
hundred miners walked down through town
The state inspector was testing the
While he was you stood around.
One asked him to have a drink free
The inspector looked out our pits
He set his hat back on his and says,
"I wouldn't a drop of that on a bet."

I of my daddy and brothers and sisters
we stood around his dying bed
When I the streets of the company towns
I can hear every my daddy said.
The Company is caught in its own paws
The people not the money they cost
A hundred have died, three hundred not
thousand tons of coal is lost.