Luyện nghe bài hát Big Joe And Phantom 309

Well you see I happened to be back on the east
A few years tryin' to make me a buck
everybody else, well you know
Times get hard and well I got down on my
And I got tired of just roamin' and
Around, so I started my way
to my old hometown
You know I made quite a few
In the first of days, and I
Figured I'd be in a week if my
held out this way
But you it was the third night
I got stranded, it was out at a lonely
Crossroads, and as the came
down, I was hungry, tired
Freezin', myself a chill, but
It was just that time that
The lights of an old topped the hill
You of seen me smile when I
them air brakes come on, and
I climbed up in that cab I
Knew it'd be warm at the
Well at the sat a big man
I'd to say he must of weighed 210
The way he stuck out a big and
Said with a grin "Big the name
And this here rig's Phantom 309"
I asked him why he called his
Rig such a name, but he just to me
And said "Why son don't you know here
be puttin' 'em all to shame, why
There a driver on this
Or any other line for that
That's nothin' but the taillights of Big Joe
And 309"
So we and talked the better part of the night
And I my stories and Joe told his and
I smoked up all his as we rolled along
He pushed her ahead with 10 gears
Man dashboard was lit like the old
Madam La Rue pinball, a serious truck
almost mysteriously, well it was the
Lights of a truck stop that rolled into
Joe turned to me and said "I'm son
But I'm this is just as far as you go
You see I kinda gotta be a turn
up the road a piece," but I'll be
Damned if he didn't me a dime as he
her in low and said "Go on in there
Son, and get yourself a hot cup of
On Big Joe"
And Joe and his rig pulled off into
The night, man in flat they was
Clean outta
So I walked into the old and
me up a cup of mud sayin'
"Big settin' this dude up" but
It got so deathly quiet in
Place, you could of a pin drop
As the waiter's turned kinda
Pale, I said "What's the did
I say somethin' wrong?" I
Said with 8a half way grin. He
"No son, you see It'll happen
Now and then. You see every in
knows Big Joe, but let me
Tell you what just 10 years
Ago, yea it was 10 ago
Out there at that lonely crossroads
Where you Joe down, and
There was a whole bus load of
And they were just comin' from
And they were in the middle when
Joe the hill, and could
Have been except
Joe his wheels, and
He jacknifed, and
Into a skid, and folks around
Say he gave his life to save that
Of kids, and out at that cold
Lonely crossroads, well say it
Was the end of the for
Big Joe and 309, but it's
Funny you know, cause every now and
Yea every now and then, the
Moon's holdin' water, say old Joe
stop and give you a ride, and
Just like you, some hitchhiker be
by"
"So son," he said to me, "get
Yourself cup of coffee, it's on the
House, you see I you to hang on
To that dime, yea you on to that
as a kind of souvenir, a
Souvenir of Big Joe and 309"