Luyện nghe bài hát 5000 Country Music Songs

I started writing country in 1962
a dream that I had on my mind
My girl and I got in 1963
We tried so hard to our dreams alive
So I an old house-trailer out on the countryside
You can't write country in town they say
We packed up and moved out and as the time went by
We found that we living free that way

I got me an old just to have around
Cadillacs and country were meant to be
I heard that old Hank Williams drove one just mine
So I that something might rub off on me

You can take you want after I'm gone
It's just a little place that we called home sweet home
One old house two rusty Cadillacs and 5000 country music songs

I always sent my songs up to Nashville
In case the boys could use a guy me
But the brought 'em right back down and I think it made him sad
You're to get you one just wait and see

I recall the year Ray Price came town
His tour bus about a mile from here
I sat there in the of that old Coupe De Ville
Those shoes were just too big to fill that

A song on Bobby Bare would take you
If I'm still it wasn't for lack of trying
My wife would me Honey I'm feelin' somethin' there
Don't care if never reads a line

Then late one summer evening she called me to her
Saying sing me something in your old style
The one I like to hear Bare passed by
I'll close my eyes and rest a while
she liked that big old tree and the honeysuckle vine
And the mocking bird that sang so
I just packed up all those song words and my old
I them up and threw away the key