Luyện nghe bài hát Jogger

Well I've been a trucker than twenty years
From the Charleston to the Jersey piers
Sharin' the with race car nuts and loggers
Sunday drivers scouts on hikes Hells Angels on bikes
I met a roader I didn't like cept them joggers

One day I'm rollin' 1-0-1
I got 18 wheels 14-tons
Radio playin' a ol' country rocker
The day was sure a trucker's
The sky was and the air was clean
up ahead on the road I seen one of them joggers

He was dressed they do in baby blue
With shortie and a headband too
I yelled Sweetie I bet you are the hit of the men's room locker
But I'm a runnin' late with an
So get your Adidas off a road
I'm LA bound and I slow down for dead raccoons or joggers

without breakin' stride or losin' poise
He you and that rig sure make some noise
But I can't talk now cause I'm racin' the clocker
But it's just nine to Forkers Leap
And if you afraid to race that heap
We'll see how ol' rig holds up against a super jogger

I must be hearin' wrong
The boy's runnin' in the sun too long
The only place racin' to is a doctor's
But before I could say you no
fool yells ready get set go
And the race is on we're off and gone me and that maniac

I could've left him far behind
But I played him like a fish on a line
And I stayed about a half a mile behind that
Then I pushed her up to
And he sees me and he starts to fly
So I pushed her to sixty and shift to and finally catch that jogger
And it wasn't

Now I'm doin' eighty and I to check
And he's stayin' right with me neck in
His hearts a like my engine goin' pop pop pocker
Then he out I hope you're set
Cause I shifted into second yet
Then he unwinds and leaves me behind the dust of a jogger

I see him joggin' up into the sky
And he hey thanks for the exercise
I hope that losin' this race was not too
Ya see my dad says no place to run
and I try to be an son
So I have to come down to to do my joggin'

that's my story take it or leave it
My trucker buddies believe it
So do those race car and Harley hoggers
And I'm still drivin' much the
Cept I don't call nobody
And I tip my hat each I pass one of them good old joggers

Hey here comes one now... Hey buddy
How ya
Want some