Luyện nghe bài hát Ever South

We packed our few and we moved across the ocean
To start a new life in this so bold and vast
Dispersed from Ellis Island, my Irish kin
cut to the future, heart's tied to the past

We held tight to our ones and we held on to the promise
And we our meager living hand to mouth
We prayed to what would have us, every John Thomas
Spreading through the Appalachia ever
through Appalachia ever south

And I hear we welcomed here, at least not in those days
No one needs our drunken, fighting, kind
But we settled in this new place and we it in our ways
And spread our kin it in due time
our kin upon it in due time

And we fought our losing battles and we held our ways
And we of how we left behind our better days
were living lives of leisure, some surviving hand to mouth
Bash our heads against the future, south
our heads against the future ever south

When I set my sights you, we were both still in our prime
We were moving in big that I sought out to combine
And I held you in my arms and swore eternal love this
Tried to lasso brighter futures and let it drag us behind
brighter futures, let it drag us both behind

So we aimed our sights westward like so many did
Expanding our horizons to distant shore
Where everyone notice of the drawl that leaves our mouth
So that no matter where we are ever south
No matter where we are ever south

Now my Christian brethren will tell you all what for
To keep your heathen up in you and your shoes outside the door
Take stand for noble causes till you just can't stand no more
And to some savior, Praise the Lord
to some savior, Praise the Lord

But despite our intentions, it pains me to report
We keep swinging for the fences, coming up a little
We can get it wrong for someone so devout
I hear you whistling the graveyard looking down
past the graveyard looking down

Ever Southern in my carriage, ever southern in my
In the of my complexion and the Scottish in my dance
In the way I bang my head against my daily

Let this blue eyed devil take you out upon the prowl
decadence and charm we'll take it into town
Tell you of our fathers and the glories of our house
Always told a little slower, ever