Luyện nghe bài hát Jackie Washington

Jackie rode the rails
Way in World War II
his guitar in the sleeper car
To the lucky few

He the Canadian Pacific line
To satisfy his bones
There werent a lot of men he couldnt call friend
Or places he couldnt call home, good Lord
Places that he call home

Saying, "Mr. put the hammer down
Im not gonna til I reach Hammer Town
I got a girl on the East Side and theres a band on the Side
blues and sentimental"

He never crossed that American border
Though he lived just a few miles
He said, "Everything I need I can find here
of the USA"

Guitar and piano and a thousand
And his brothers just all night
Singing song from the hit parade
And swinging by the steel mill light, good
Swinging by the steel light

Saying, "Mr. Conductor put the down
Im not gonna rest til I reach Hammer
I got a girl on the Side and theres a band on the West Side
Playing and sentimental"

Washington takes the stage
The same way that hes always
Lighting up the aisles with a heavenly
And everybody in

Jackie '80 back in 99
Still he plays show that he can
And theres a midnight train rolling somewhere
And Jackies strumming like a steel-driving man, Lord
Strumming like a man

Saying, "Mr. put the hammer down
Im not rest til I reach Hammer Town
I got a girl on the East Side and theres a band on the West
blues and sentimental"

Hey, Washington
may your sweet song carry on
Everybody on the East Side and on the West side
on the East Side and everybody on the West side
Loves the blues and