Luyện nghe bài hát Blue Valley Songbird

(Dolly Parton)

She was born in a called Blue Valley
At the of the Tennessee hills
the blue birds and blue bells
And blue water
And the of the Blue Whippoorwill
But there was no in the valley
Her daddy, a cruel, man
Used and abused her mind and her
So her said run while you can
So at fifteen she took to the
Belongings and guitar in
And she buried in her music
The one thing she did

And she like a bird and she writes like a poet
Her has that high, lonesome sound
She hurts, and her songs are the way to show it
So the Blue Valley songbird keeps around

She hopes someday she make it
And says that she will
When she comes to town, crowds flock
To see the girl the Tennessee hills
She writes her letter home to her mama
In care of the in town
They're sacred to her so she reads at church
And so her daddy cannot track her

And she sings a bird and she cries like a baby
Whenever she off the lights
a whole lot lonesome and a little bit crazy
From mem'ries and and dreams gone awry

dress, blue shoes, a blue Cadillac
A band in blue by her side
Instruments to the top and the back
'Cause the Blue Valley songbird is singing

One nighters, honky tonks, years by
She made it, but Lord knows she tries
Expressing the feelings she holds
And the Blue Valley is singing tonight
Oh the Blue songbird is singing tonight

And she sings like a bird and she writes a poet