Luyện nghe bài hát Highway Man

I drove a Diesel from Mojave
Up to the of Cajun
down the hill to San Bernardino
Pushed by twenty tons of and stone

The buzzer sounded, I was low on air
I checked the pressure gage and there was no pressure
I looked at the and rocky canyon down below
And I said, "Man, a way to go"

I saw a red light in my view mirror
I knew there was a highway man
I tried to shift her down one but I her
Then she really to unwind

Well, that passed me like I was standin still
His siren screamin as he headed down the hill
highway man had got a crazy notion I could see
He was try to clear the road for me

I a sign, trucks 30 miles per hour
I watched the hand go and hit the peg
That patrol car was burnin up the
And I was on him a license tag

I started toward the ditch I lost my nerve
I side swiped a bob-tail as I the curve
I opened up my eyes and I was on level ground
But it took five miles to shut her down

That highway man walked up and put his out
And I out and shook it like a man
He shook me loose and said, "Let's see license
And dont get wise with me, run you in"

"Now, wheres your Who owns that machine?"
He wrote me up a ticket longer than a dream
a lot of things in this ole world, I dont understand

One of them's a doggone man
One of a doggone highway man