Luyện nghe bài hát I Hope It Rains at My Funeral

A man forty acres plowed and planted
Can't no fourteen year-old boy to no school
The thing I learned in the years I worked on my daddy's farm was
"Son, you better get them crops in it turns cool"

In the magazines, I saw the naked
I heard about the and the bars
If my daddy could've caught me, a-killed me
He said, "You might run, boy, but you gonna get far"

I hit or you might say that it hit me
Next mornin' there were things I knew more
The woman who had taken me in said, "Country boy, all right"
The same way I her on, she turned me out

The first law I broke, right away got me
I helped build the country roads for awhile
They fed me two a day and knocked me down about four
For days I didn't even crack a smile

I met a nice girl and she I was her baby
She let me go and would never me why
I learned it means to be somebody's baby
They let you lie in your bed by and cry

The were good but the mileage is turnin' my hair gray
I've met some people that me and call me friend
Ain't no sense in wantin' my to live over
I'd find different ways to make those again

So let me say this, I never to hurt anybody
Though I there's a few that I still couldn't look in the eye
If got one wish, I hope it rains at my funeral
For once, I'd to be the only one dry