Luyện nghe bài hát Honkytonk U

My grandmother owned a nightclub on the Arkansas-Oklahoma
Momma put me on a
And I went to with her in the summertime
I'd box up those long necks
And stack'em in the back and make a
Then at night she'd let me sneak out of the kitchen and sit in with the

Yes, I have some quarterbacks
And broke my share of bones the way
I it wouldn't last forever, semi-pro always means semi-paid
I started drillin' rig, I'm oil field trash and proud as I can be, yeah
Then I took my songs and guitar and sang 'em to a man from

played every beer joint tavern from New York city out to Pasadena
Every corn dog fair and rodeo and sold out basketball arena
I like to get down with my boys in Afghanistan and City too
I am a red, and blue blood graduate of honky tonk you

His can't burn forever
And the brightest ones will someday lose shine
But the glass won't ever be half in my optimistic mind
I'll still have a to sing and a band to turn it up and play it loud
As long as a bar room with a corner stage and a honky tonk crowd

I've played every beer joint tavern from new York city out to
Every corn dog fair and rodeo and out ever basketball arena
I like to get with my boys in Afghanistan and Baghdad City too
Son I'm a red, white and blue blood graduate of honky you
That's right a red, white and blood graduate of honky tonk you