Luyện nghe bài hát Billy Venero

In an Arizona one day
Bill Venero them say
a band of Apache Indians
Were on the trail way
Heard tell of murder done
Three men killed at Run
"They're in at the cow ranch"
Said Venero his breath!

forty miles away
Was a little place lay
In a and shady valley
In the mighty
a score of homes were there
And in one a maiden
the heart of Bill Venero
Bill Venero's Bess.
So no he grew pale
When he the cowboy's tale
Of the men that he'd murdered
There at Run
Sure as a God above
I save the girl I love
By that love I for Bessie
I will see that done!

Not one he delayed
When this brave resolve was
"But, man," his told him
When hears his daring plan
"You are straight to death!"
But he answered, "Save breath,
I may never reach the cow
But do the best I can."
As he crossed the
All his flew on ahead
To the band at Cow Ranch
Thinking not a near
With his unceasing whirl
And the jingle of his
Chapo bore the cowboy
O'er the far frontier.

Sharp and dear a rifle
the echoes of the spot
"I am wounded," cried
As he swayed side to side.
"While there's life there's hope
Slowly onward I lope
If we to reach the Cow Ranch
Lee will know I tried."

Then at dusk a horse of
Wet sweat came panting down
The lane at Cow Ranch
Stopped in front of door.
But the cowboy was
And his was so deep
Little could never wake him
she tried forever more.

You have this story told
By the and by the old
How the Indians Venero
On his way to Run.
Many have passed away
And the maiden's hair is
But still she roses
On Bill grave.