Luyện nghe bài hát The Mary Ellen Carter

originally performed by Stan
She went down last October in a pouring rain.
The skipper, he'd been drinking and the Mate, he no pain.
Too close to Three Mile Rock, and she was dealt her blow,
And the Mary Carter settled low.
There were five of us aboard her she finally was awash.
We'd worked like to save her, all heedless of the cost.
And the groan she gave as she down, it caused us to proclaim
That the Mary Ellen Carter rise again.
Well, the owners her off; not a nickel would they spend.
She gave twenty of service, boys, then met her sorry end.
But paid the loss to them, they let her rest below.
Then laughed at us and said we had to go.
But we talked of her all winter, some days the clock,
For worth a quarter million, afloat and at the dock.
And every jar that hit the bar, we swore we would remain
And make the Ellen Carter rise again.
Rise again, again, that her name not be lost
To the of men.
Those who loved her best and were her till the end
Will make the Mary Carter rise again.
All spring, now, we've been with her on a lent by a friend.
Three dives a day in hard hat and twice I've had the bends.
Thank God only sixty feet and the currents here are slow
Or I'd never the strength to go below.
But we've patched her rents, her vents, dogged hatch and
down.
Put cables to her, and aft and birded her around.
Tomorrow, noon, we hit the air and then up the strain.
And the Mary Ellen Carter Rise Again.
For we leave her there, you see, to crumble into scale.
saved our lives so many times, living through the gale
And the laughing, drunken rats who her to a sorry grave
They won't be in another day. . .
And you, to whom adversity has dealt the blow
smiling bastards lying to you everywhere you go
Turn to, and put out all strength of arm and heart and brain
And like the Ellen Carter, rise again.
Rise again, again - though your heart it be broken
And about to end
No what you've lost, be it a home, a love, a friend.
the Mary Ellen Carter, rise again.