Luyện nghe bài hát The Restless One

Words and by Hank Snow

This old train is southbound and her whistle moans the blues;
And my heart's as cold as the ice and snow fills these walkin' shoes.
That old smoke-stack keeps barkin' back to me and to say:
carry you on, oh, Restless One.

I had mushed my way on a Husky sleigh, to the land of Midnight
And I kissed the squaw at the wigwam door, many I faced a gun.
Brown Eskimo didn't want me to go, when I her I must run.
And she gave me the of the Restless One.

Then I strolled into a tavern in that land afar;
Where I met a beautiful Indian maid, she was known as the Star.
Her eyes were bright like the Northern Lights, when they chase the moon.
And I knew she was for the Restless One.

As we I gently kissed her in the path of the morning sun;
Love was sweet and oh, so blissful, a romance just begun.
The Restless One had gone and fell in love with the Queen.
And she in love with the Restless One.

the door came an angry red-skin, on his head was a beaded band;
I was courtin' the wife of an Indian chief, who with an iron hand.
With a knife he run, but I my gun and I shot him to the floor.
the hunt began for the Restless One.

Many days and nights they trailed me out under the sky;
Where the wild birds song was mournful and the timber did cry.
But they me down and I'm 'Frisco bound, I've made my final run.
It's the end of the line for the One.