Luyện nghe bài hát American Remains

(Johnny)
I am a rider for the San Jacinto line
The is my brother, my skin is cracked and dry
I was ridin' on a coach, and everything was fine
Till we a shorter road to save some time
The bandits only once, they shot me in the chest
They may've me, but they'll never get the best of better men
I'll ride again

(Waylon)
I am a river gambler; I a livin' dealin' cards
My clothes are smoothed and honest; my heart is cold and
I was shufflin' for some boys on a boat for New Orleans
I was the greatest sharp ever seen
But the captain bumped a sandbar, and an ace from my sleeve
They me overboard as I swore I didn't cheat, but I could swim
And I'll again

(All)
We are heros of the homeland, American
We live in many places, and answer names
We not be forgotten, we won't be left behind
Our memories live on in mortal minds and pens
We'll again

(Willie)
I am a midwest farmer; I make a off the land
I ride a John Deere tractor, I'm a man
But the rain, it fallen since the middle of July
And if it don't soon, my crops will die
The bankman says he me, but there's nothin' he can do
He tells me that he's comin', but the clouds are comin' too; he my friend
And I'll agin

(Kris)
I am an American Indian; my is Cherokee
My forefathers loved this they left it here for me
But the white men with boats and trains and dirty factories
my existence with his deeds
Nature is our mother, we are her breast
He who tries to 'er down will lose her to the rest; they'll never win
ride again

(All)
We are heros of the homeland, American
We live in places, and answer many names
We will not be forgotten, we won't be behind
Our memories live on in minds and poets' pens
We'll again