Luyện nghe bài hát Diamonds In The Coal

My name is Jackson Jameson, a miner by trade
From a part of Pennsylvania Jesus couldn't save
towns named after Indian chiefs and Union Army generals
It's nowhere in particular but in general

History says Americans, we the right to choose
But they never mention those of us whose aren't used

Well, the big flood came in seventy two and tore the railroad bridges
Washed away our only means of shipments out of town
And the government won't subsidize the Central Line
So there's fights and anthracite and loads of extra time

History Americans, we have the right to choose
But they never those of us whose opinions aren't used

There's diamonds in the coal everybody
A man never finds he ain't looking for
A tree only if you nurture the seed
There's too many this world doesn't need

The people left like rainwater through an open drain
But here I sit too proud to admit and too old to change
Now, the monuments at Gettysburg keep the going there
But we died too slow and quietly for anyone to

History says Americans, we the right to choose
But they never those of us whose opinions aren't used

There's diamonds in the coal ignores
A man never finds what he looking for
A tree only grows if you nurture the
There's too many gems this world doesn't