Luyện nghe bài hát The Watch

[Originally called 'The Midland' after a lake called 'The City of
Midland', this song is the accounting of the final disposal of one of the
workers of the Lakes. I Stan just couldn't resist the comparisons to how
we our retiring workers!]
They dragged her down, dead, Tobermory,
Too to spare her one last head of steam,
Deep in fumes embraced,
and soot upon the face of one who was so clean.
They brought me to watch her in the boneyard,
Just two old to spend the night alone.
It's the dark this evil place.
Clouds on the hide her disgrace;
This whiskey my own.

It's the watch on the Midland,
The last alone,
One last to love her,
The last night whole.
My is that we were young together.
Like her's, my strength was young and as steel.
And like her too, I my ground;
I scarcely felt the go round
In to the wheel.
But then they quenched the beneath the boiler,
Gave me a and showed me out the door.
At sixty-four, you're still the
One year more, and then less
dust upon the floor.

So here's to useless
And us old relics of the of steam.
In the morning, Lord, I would
men with torches come for her,
Let come for me.

It's the last on the Midland,
The last alone,
One last night to her,
The might she's whole.