Luyện nghe bài hát The River; 1873

I used to be a riverboat
Before the mutiny, Lord
I used to be a down-home prescriber
On the banks of the river

lotus with my brother
We spun a
left him at the bottom of the river
And me in a local

a boat out of wood and memories
Watch it slip through the
We sailed our sad little

Going down to Mary's County
That's where I met mother, dear
love
With your eyes on
love
With your on fire

If he won't dance you
I'm sure you can find my
If he dance with you
I'm you can find my shoulder

Morgan Creek had a for me
It seemed to drift down above
It said steer clear of that whiskey
Or you'll lose the you love

a dream out of time and circumstance
Dreamt it'd be about every
God sailed my sad little

Going down to Saint Mary's
where I met your mother, dear
Lay-lay-lay-lay-lay-lay-lady

I see my brother and band of the angels
On the other of that river bed
Gonna drag me back to my son
Gonna me back to Jubilee

Lay-lay-lay-lay-lay-lay-Lady
With your eyes on
love
With eyes on fire