Luyện nghe bài hát Voodoo Cowboy

His was a snake
His was a scarecrow
Born in the desert his hat on his head
missed a shot, sharp as a pharaoh

Tequila in the sunrise, the was his bed
Now he could dance the dance
Like nobody him
But no woman take him

'Cause his eyes were strange
In them you could see the of the desert
Yellow a scarecrow
Black a snake

He was a voodoo
And he had never a girl to call his own
On and on and on that cowboy
But a cowboy's never
Cowboy's really alone, really alone

He had a horse name was Plenty
And they saw things no man or beast should seen
Out in the redness, out in the
Where and spirits walk around like you and me

He met a girl Annabelle
And she was just the prettiest thing he'd seen
Under a lake at the edge of the
He met a girl, walking the edges of his dreams

you see, he was a voodoo cowboy
And he was a psychedelic stream
On and on and on, that cowboy
But a never really
Cowboy's never deceived, really deceived

So rode down under the water
And the made a fire above his head
In search of warmth, in search of
In search of above
But all he felt was and all he touched was wet

But he could see her down a bit deeper
And all he wanted was to hold her to his
So he reached out and she out
And he her and she drew him in
And kissed him as he breathed his breath

you see, he was a voodoo cowboy
And he had finally found a to call his own
On and on and on, lucky cowboy
Because cowboy's almost
Cowboy's almost always die alone, die
They die alone, they die