Luyện nghe bài hát Death in Arkansas

I remember how the would smell
as the last great tree was felled
Like many that came
It was used for and a door
A palette and a hall rack
Hung my grandfather's hat
A stable and a barn, a bed and a
A roof and fence and a floor that

And a leanin against the wall
When there was a in Arkansas

I the wagons and the wheels
The wind that us down in the fields
And the girls with the southern
And those that came before were the on the wall
And the lone dogs howled and the would caw
When there was a death in

We were to rest out under the sun
And we breathed our
And it was
And the air redeemed us and we would
That a life was and we wouldn't burn

Hands folded gently to say
It was just this place the sky
Do you see our bones hidin like a
In the old red dirt that is now a
the sign that blinks off on
And a shopping mall where the is gone
Forgetting that a soul may
When there is a death in

And a patch of new concrete
the trucks roll down the street
There's a Dollar Store by the sun
And a sign on the church says His Will is
I see the birds or find the fields
That my bones beneath the wheels
And a mother worries that her son call
And a tv stares at a blinking
But the lone dogs howl and the crows still
there is a death in Arkansas