🎵 Luyện Nghe Bài Hát: El Paso - Marty Robbins

 Out in the West Texas town of El 
 I fell in love  a Mexican girl.
 Night-time would find me in  cantina;
 Music would play and Felina would 
 
 Blacker than night were  eyes of Felina,
 Wicked and evil while casting  spell.
 My love was  for this Mexican maiden;
 I was in love but in  I could tell.
 
 One  a wild young cowboy came in,
  as the West Texas wind.
 Dashing  daring,
 A drink  was sharing
  wicked Felina,
 The girl that  loved.
 
 So  anger I
 
 Challenged his right for the love  this maiden.
 Down went his  for the gun that he wore.
 My challenge was answered  less than a heart-beat;
 The handsome young  lay dead on the floor.
 
  for a moment I stood there in silence,
 Shocked by  FOUL EVIL deed I had done.
 Many thoughts  through my mind as I stood there;
 I had but one  and that was to run.
 
 Out through  back door of Rosa's I ran,
 Out where the  were tied.
 I caught a good 
 It looked  it could run.
  on its back
 And away I did 
 
 Just as fast  I
 
 Could from the West Texas  of El Paso
 Out to the bad-lands of  Mexico.
 
 Back in El Paso my life  be worthless.
 Everything's gone  life; nothing is left.
 It's been so long since I've seen the young 
 My  is stronger than my fear of death.
 
 I saddled up and  I did go,
 Riding alone in the 
 Maybe tomorrow
 A  may find me.
  nothing's worse than this
 Pain in my 
 
 And at last here 
 
 Am on the hill overlooking El 
 I can see  cantina below.
 My love is strong and  pushes me onward.
 Down  the hill to Felina I go.
 
  to my right I see five mounted cowboys;
  to my left ride a dozen or more.
 Shouting and shooting I can't let them  me.
 I  to make it to Rosa's back door.
 
 Something is dreadfully  for I feel
  deep burning pain in my side.
 Though  am trying
 To stay  the saddle,
 I'm  weary,
 Unable  ride.
 
  my love for
 
 Felina is strong and I rise  I've fallen,
 Though I am weary I can't stop  rest.
 I see the white puff of smoke  the rifle.
 I feel the  go deep in my chest.
 
 From out of  Felina has found me,
 Kissing my cheek  she kneels by my side.
 Cradled by two loving arms that I'll  for,
 One little  and Felina, good-bye.