Luyện nghe bài hát Blackie, Kentucky

(Dolly Parton)

In my home town of Blackie,
He came passin' through one dark, day
And I considered as lucky
When he told me he take me away
And though he was older, it me no difference
His of riches was all I could see
At last I could the coal mines of Kentucky
And know something than sad poverty

Blackie, Kentucky, you that I'll miss you
But there are other in the world I'd like to see
So I must take this chance to be somethin' more nothin'
But I'll always hold you in my

But I've never adjusted to livin'
The friends that he knows, all strangers to me
Thousands of from Blackie, Kentucky
In a mansion with a husband never loved me

He won't let my and friends come to visit
Because they are country and poor, ashamed
Oh, but I'd give my life, Lord, if I could go see them
All that's changed about me is my

Blackie, Kentucky, oh Lord, how I you
If I could back home, I'd never leave you anymore
I'd like to see my poor, hardworking, coal-minin'
And Mama, and the kids, and the friends I before

My is as black as the coal in Kentucky
He let me leave him - there's no way to win
I'll take my own life, God, please forgive me
But I've got to get back home to once again

An' I've left him a note, in the mornin' find it
It's my request and he can't refuse me
I've told him to bury me in Blackie, Kentucky
Where my family and my friends can come and me

Blackie, Kentucky I'm comin' to you
But different from the way you remember me
So me a place and I'll lay me down to rest
And sleep in your arms forevermore
sleep in your arms forever more