Luyện nghe bài hát The Ride

I was six years old, my was ten
One July day runnin' in
a ferris wheel at the edge of town
So, of course, we on down

Well, it took us an hour to that far
Carryin' our in a Mason jar
It was all pretty sad, a cheap fair
With a few old rides but there was ponies

Well, the ponies stunk and the air was
In that dusty circle behind the ferris
This old guy of smoke and rum
Swung me up and sat me on one

Well, I'd never rode a horse but I'd it done
movies made it look like fun
This old man whispered a few words
It was the best advice ever heard

He said, "Sit in the saddle, hold your head up high
Keep your fixed where the trail meets the sky
And live like you ain't to die
And don't be scared, just your ride"

I up a kid with shakin' hands
But I came down a grown man
It was like he'd cast some spell
Things were different for me now, I could

'Cause troubles come wanderin' in
His rhyme would pop in my again
And somehow I through the needles and nails
and thorns that life entails

He said, "Sit tall in the saddle, hold your head up
Keep your fixed where the trail meets the sky
And live like you afraid to die
And be scared, just enjoy your ride"

Well, I know some day, down the road
I'll come to the edge of the great
There'll stand a black horse
And I wonder if I'm for this

So I'll saddle him up and he'll switch his
And tip my hat and bid farewell
And my song into the air
That I learned at that dusty

Sit tall in the saddle, your head up high
your eyes fixed where the trail meets the sky
And live like you afraid to die
And don't be scared, just enjoy ride
Now, don't be scared, just your ride