Luyện nghe bài hát Dixie Drug Store

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It was July around supper time
When I into New Orleans
I got dropped off at Rampart Street
I was hungry for a plate of

I made my way down the
Where I see an open door
And overhead a sign of painted pine read
The Drug store

and roots were hanging
From the above
There were and sprays all on display
For money and for love

I reached down to one up
When a dark hand my arm
And I could see just who it was
She said you want that charm

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The last man to walk thing out of here
Just up and
his wallet and his wingtip shoes
Near a tombstone in Algiers

you need my traveling friend
Is a place to your jeans
And I wouldn't be the least
If you were hungry for a plate of

She me on up the stairs
For she'd done up her mind
Said take off hat and kick off your boots
And leave your behind

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She me down to a secret place
In the of her blankets
She to share her bourbon
I her then I drank it

a small crack in the ceiling
Burst the moon
It down on our bodies
And we to croon

Like a of coyotes
We were howling the night
And I they were a beatin' those
Congo drums

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We until the mornin'
By then my pants had
I picked up my hat and on my boots
And I gathered up my

I figured she had done out
I didn't see her
And I set out to her
I on downstairs

Got to the bottom
I couldn't my eyes
were all the bottles
And the supplies

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I shouted out for
I darted out the
An old man on the wooden porch
you in there for

Son you got no
The hoodoo store's closed
as I remember
A I suppose

But mister I spent the night
a young gal named Laveau
He the widow Paris
had a little laugh on you

I said you mean to me
was the voodooin'
He nodded yes none
The of New Orleans

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