Luyện nghe bài hát Emily Harper

Emily sat next to me
Five days a week in the bus seat
For a girl she was pretty

She wore an old ball cap, hated
Played a shortstop and second base
Never missed a day of school

And I never a soul back then
But Harper was my best friend

We our names on an old oak limb
On the bank of the creek where we to swim
A farmer's son and a preacher's daughter

We ran barefoot the garden gate
All afternoon, laugh and play
'Til the sun went down on me and Emily

About the I turned sixteen
I Emily's eyes were green
And how shined when I made her laugh

I it when her hair was down
I other guys around
I played it but I had it bad

Lord, her had a fit
he caught me stealing my first kiss

We carved a heart on old oak limb
On the bank of the creek where we used to
A son and a preacher's only daughter

We used to sneak off in my car
Sit on the and count the stars
'Til the sun up on me and Emily Harper

It all just like yesterday
We grew up but some things change

We still hold by that old oak limb
On the bank of the creek we used to swim
A son and a preacher's only daughter

She sure did make a lovely
We vowed to grow old side by
'Til the sun down on me and Emily Harper
Harper, me and Emily Harper