Luyện nghe bài hát The Road Not Taken

Down in the southwest town of Richlands
I fell in love an Appalachian girl
She lived in a long line of little row
On the of an old strip mining hill

Oh, she walked along on the jagged
And as far as she could see
But the out there so up and down
You see as far as the next big ridge

time I see her face
On the street in the on the hill
time and another place
I feel her in my still

time I see her face
On the street in the 'round the bend
I see her in my mind and
I go down the road not again, taken again

Oh, the coal dust settles on the window
change it about every other day
Oh, some things never change way out
But outsider could always remain way

Oh, she along on the jagged ridge
She told me she was sittin' there of me
But time I tried to take her away
She ran back to the rocks and the trees

Every time I see her
On the in the hollow on the hill
Another time and another
I feel her in my still

Every time I see her
On the street in the 'round the bend
I see her in my and then
I go the road not taken again
Oh, not taken, taken again, not taken

Oh, I back there after many years
Oh, so, so curious and so
Oh, as I on, I held back a tear
Oh, the road not taken me

Oh, I saw her, she was there
Older, thinner on the front
It seemed the light a little brighter
Or maybe, I still carried the forgotten

Every time I see her
On the street in the hollow on the
Another time and place
I see her in my still

Every time I see her
On the street in the hollow the bend
I see her in my mind and
I go the road not taken again

Oh, I go the road not taken, yeah
again not taken, taken again
Yeah yeah