Luyện nghe bài hát Jackie Washington

Jackie Washington the rails
Way back in War II
Playing his in the sleeper car
To the lucky few

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

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

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

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

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

Jackie Washington takes the
The way that hes always been
up the aisles with a heavenly smile
And everybody in

Jackie made '80 in 99
Still he plays every show he can
And theres a train rolling somewhere tonight
And Jackies like a steel-driving man, good Lord
Strumming a steel-driving man

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 on the West Side
blues and sentimental"

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