Luyện nghe bài hát When the Work's All Done This Fall

A group of jolly
plans at ease
Said one, I'll you something, boys
If you will listen,

I am an old cow
And here I'm dressed in
I to be a tough one
And go on great big

I had a home, boys
And a good one you all
Though I haven't it since
Long years ago

I'm going to Dixie
more to see'em all
Yes, I am home, boys
When the work's all done this

Now when I my home, boys
My Mother for me
She begged me not to go,
For me she have died

My mother's heart is
I've broken it all
But with help I'll see her
When the work's all done fall

When the roundup days are
And the shipping all is
I'm going right home, boys
Before my money's

I have changed my way,
No more I fall
Yes, I am going home,
When the work's all done fall

That very night the went out
To his guard
The was dark and cloudy
And storming hard

The cattle, they got
And rushed in wild
The cowboy tried to turn
riding at full speed

While in the darkness alone
He did
He did his best to them
And turn the about

His horse did stumble
And on him he did
not see his mother
When the work's all done this

Boys, my Mother my wages
The wages I have
'Cause I am afraid,
My last steer I turned

I'm going to a new
I hear my call
Yes, I am going home,
When the work's all done this

Fred, you my saddle
Jim, you my bed
Johnny, my pistol
After I am

Think me kindly
As you look them all
not see my mother
When the work's all done this

was buried at sunrise
No tombstone at his
but a thin board
And is what it said

Poor Charlie at daybreak
He died a fall
He'll not see his
When the work's all done this