Luyện nghe bài hát Coal Keeps the Lights On

1:

He pulls in that ole' Chevy from a shift.
Mama's still sleeping, kids crashed down on the couch.
He goes on the backdoor; he don't wanna wake up.
So he wipes the coal dust off his and hits his knees.
He says, "Lord, I want to you for everything.
And the strength you give me to it day by day."

(Refrain)

Coal the lights on.
My keeps food on the spoon in my youngin's mouth.
Tires on the and a sundress on my baby girl.
Coal keeps the paid, the clothes on the backs,
and shoes on the feet in the high school of the Mountain Lions
and the Bill County on the hill.

2:

They plumb down crazy in Washington.
They're about closing the mines.
They're gonna bleed us all dry the inside out.
They don't care that much about the little man or the hands.
It's a way of life 'round, just like it's been.

(Refrain repeated)

If I get the to stand one day,
And the things to me that I'm most proud of,
Well, I one day I can say, that coal kept the lights on.
My hometown keeps food on the spoon in my mouth.
on the truck and a sundress on my baby girl.
Coal the bills paid, the clothes on the backs,
and on the feet in the high school halls of the Mountain Lions
and the County Bobcats on the hill.
I I can say that coal kept the lights on.