Luyện nghe bài hát Barbed Wire Boys

Well I come from the Midwest
It's the land I love more than all the
the place I know and understand
Like a building
Like the of my hand
And the men I knew when I was up
Were sober as in a Styrofoam cup
There were Earls and Rays, Harlans and
They were men
They were wire boys

They raised grain and on the treeless fields
Sat at the head of the table and prayed meals
Prayed an Our and that was enough
Pray than that and you couldn't stay tough
as the busted thumbnails on the weathered hands
They worked the plate off their wedding bands
And they never complained, no they never noise
And they never left
These barbed wire

their wildest dreams were all fenced in
By the of family, by the feeling of sin
That'll prick your at the slightest touch
If you reach too far, if you feel too
So their hopes never were expressed
Just beat like bird's wings in the cage of chest
All the longings, all the secret joys
That never set free
In the barbed boys

And now one by one departing this earth
And clear to me now 'xactly what they're worth
Oh they were just like holding up the sky
You never heard him speak, you saw him cry
But where do the tears go, that you shed
Where do the words go, that you said
Well there's a blink of the eye, a catch in the voice
That is the song
Of the barbed boys