Luyện nghe bài hát Dixie Lullaby

My father had skin like
Hands steel
From a lifetime
In the cotton

he'd come home tired and dirty
Almost night
He found the strength to at me
And hold my mama

While old transistor radio
play the opry out in the hall
I'd sit and watch shadows
across the wall

And they'd to a Dixie lullaby
A picture of beneath the southern sky
Oh my, a beautiful life?
Just a Dixie lullaby

I home at 18
In a me down Chevrolet
Packed my mamas
My old mans stubborn

It was college, and love
Then the babies
The one got
His name

And in the early morning
When my children could not
I'd rock them in my
To a Jimmy

I'd sing them a Dixie
baby, don't you start to cry
Oh my, a beautiful life?
like a Dixie lullaby

My father was a of a man
was the description that I gave
The morning that we laid him in his

There with my mama by his side, we said our last
To a man we thought would die
As I stood in the fields of amazing grace
Oh, how the tears ran my face

And I sang him a Dixie
meet again, by and by
Oh my, a beautiful life?
like a Dixie lullaby

Oh my, a beautiful life?
Just a Dixie lullaby