Luyện nghe bài hát West Virginia Mine Disaster

Oh say, did you see him, it was this morning
He passed all your on his way to the coal
He was tall, he was slender, and his eyes so tender
His occupation was mining, Virginia his home

It was before twelve, I was feeding the children
Ben Moseley running to bring us the news
Number eight is all flooded, many men are in
And we know their number, but we fear they're all doomed

So I picked up the baby, and I all the others
To comfort each other and to for their own
There's Tommy, fourteen, and there's not much younger
Their own time soon will be to go down the black hole

What will I say to his poor children?
And what will I tell his mother at home?
And what will I say to my heart clear broken?
To my heart that's broken if my baby is gone?

Now, if I had the money to do more just feed them
I'd give good learning, the best could be found
So when they growed up they'd be and weighers
And not spend life digging in the dark underground

Say, did you see him going, it was this morning
He passed all houses on his way to the coal
He was tall, he was slender, and his dark so tender
His was mining, West Virginia his home