Luyện nghe bài hát A Lot Like Me

He was a tall stranger from way down south
Where he'd left his behind
He had a big old Gibson and a pickup
And eyes
And I him sitting in that local bar
Where I earned my pay each
my songs to empty chairs
And going home half

And so the nights rolled by like
on a lonesome strip of tar
I kept his word of close to me
a pick on my guitar
And we talked the singers
And the we loved
And the songs we'd most
In that bar they'd make last call
And I'd want to stop

'Cause I was living on nothing but a young dreams
my cowboy boots and my old six string
Hitching my wagon to a
Dreaming of those local bars
When I'd get him up at closing
For a couple of songs and a chance to
Like the that he longed to be
He looked a Hell of a lot me

Well played a lot of places where
The only wages were and beer for free
No fancy but he had him a gift
For the kinds of songs he'd
But you do you can to be a satisfied man
Just to your piece of mind
And so he it all up for a government job
the paychecks come on time

So now he comes to the bar to hear me play
And to share a or two
And we sit tales of where
We've been and what rather do
Well a wealth of dangers
When you're talking to
And I meet them all the
But my heart knew better my head
When I into those yes

'Cause I was on nothing but a young girl's dreams
With my cowboy boots and my old six
Hitching my wagon to a
Dreaming of leaving those local
When I'd get him up at closing
For a couple of and a chance to shine
the star that he longed to be
He looked a of a lot like me

Well maybe I'll quit I've got me a kid
And a place to my own
But there ain't nobody there
up for me at home
It's a helluva way to from day to day
Not knowing you're bound
But the in his eyes made me realize
I was glad for the I'd found

I was living on nothing but a young girl's dreams
With my cowboy and my old six string
Hitching my to a star
Dreaming of leaving local bars
When I'd get him up at closing
For a couple of songs and a to shine
Like the star he longed to be
He looked a of a lot like me
Like the that he longed to be
He looked a Hell of a lot me