Luyện nghe bài hát I Came Here To Live

I grew up in a where tough was a cigarette
And a souped up car on a county
Nothin' much to do back then so we'd bets
On how much drink a guy could

And I my own
I learned to my own

Daddy works some dead-end job at the plant
Mama the Sunday Bible class
For eighteen years I remember
That there was more to life than that so I ran the streets to the Devil

just as fast as I could fly
'Cause I came here to
I didn't come to die

Mama to wait for me with the porch light on
Worried about her little boy 'til I got
Daddy, he'd say, "Listen son", but back then wasn't much
I didn't already know

I reckon I was doing to 80
When I felt the tire slip out underneath
And I never set out for Jesus
So I Jesus come lookin' for me

And He found me upset down in a
gas in my eyes
And He said, "Son, you came here to
You come here to die"

morning I got up and I went to church
That summer I got a job and I to work
I met a girl in town, put some down
On a little house a yard

Our boy was due in September
But he early in July
For days all I remember
Was sittin' at his side

Sayin', "Son up your eyes
Just up your eyes
'Cause you here to live
You didn't come to die
Son, you here to live"