Luyện nghe bài hát Home Is Where The Heart Breaks

I don't remember about Daddy at all
Said he drove a truck, Momma said he was handsome and
But to me he was never more just a picture on the wall
And for my 16th birthday all he could give me was a

Momma was a looker, that's what the men would say
She must have them all out once Daddy went away
And to me our back door was some beat up, turning page
And I just sat there dying inside, there was left to say

And the wheels go
And the gets cold
And the best that I could hope for is to die when I get old
And these four drive me insane
Sometimes home is the heart breaks

Momma died from when I was 22
And this was all she left me, so what else could I do
I got a job out paving highways and fell all in with you
And now later there's a nursery in what used to be my room

Now I come home, we don't talk, and you cry to sleep
And I sit 'til the liquor finally gets the best of me
I crumple down beside you and kiss your tear-stained cheek
And realize this house is just a black hole and all I do is sink

And the tears fall
And the world gets
And the best that I hope for is just to die when I get old
And these four walls drive me
Sometimes home is where the heart

My son asked me Saturday "Daddy, how you never smile?"
The worst thing a man could do is just lie right to his
So I just tell some tired story years ago and running wild
He can figure out the cold hard on his own in just a while

And the go by
And the world gets
And the that I could hope for is just to die when I get old
And these four walls drive me
Sometimes home is the heart breaks
Sometimes home is where the breaks
Home is where the breaks