Luyện nghe bài hát Carolina Drama

I'm not sure if there's a point to story
But I'm going to it again
So many other people try to tell the
Not one of 'em the end

It was a house in South Carolina
a boy, the age of ten
Along with his older brother
And mother and her boyfriend

Who was a triple loser some blue tattoos
That were given to him he was young
And a temper that was easy to lose
And God he didn't own a gun

Well, woke up in the back of his truck
Took a minute to open his
He took a into the back of the house
And found himself a big

He didn't see his brother but there was his
With her red headed in her hands
While the had his gloves wrapped around an old priest
Trying to the man

Billy looked up the window to the truck
Threw up, and had to to stand
He saw that red necked with a hammer
Turn the priest a shell of a man

priest was putting up the fight of his life
But he was old and he was to lose
The boyfriend hit as as he could
And knocked the priest down to his shoes

Well, now knew but never actually met
The preacher there in the room
He himself say, "That must be my daddy"
Then he knew he was gonna do

Billy got up enough courage, it up
And grabbed the blunt thing he could find
It was a cold, glass of milk
That got every morning at nine

broke in and saw the blood on the floor, and
He turned and put the lock on the door
He looked into the boyfriend's eye
His mother was a ghost, too upset to cry,

He took a step toward the man on the
From his mouth out a little audible sound
He the boyfriend shout, "Get out"
And said, "Not till I know what this is all about"

"Well, this preacher here was your mama"
But knew just who was starting the drama
So took dead aim at his face
And smashed the bottle on the man who left his dad in

And the white milk dripped down with the
And the boyfriend down dead for good
Right next to the who was gasping for air
And Billy shouted, "Daddy, you have to come back here?"

His mama reached behind the and honey, and
Pulled out an filled with money
"Your daddy gave us this," she in tears
"He's been all the bills for years"

"Mama, let's put this body underneath the
And put in the truck and head to Tennessee"
Just then, his little brother in
Holding the milk man's hat and a of gin singing

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Well, now you heard another to the story
But you know how it ends?
If you know, the truth about the tale
Go and ask the