Luyện nghe bài hát Laid a Highway

This was a town care of it's own
That's what me and my children known
I worked the the way my parents did
I remember this when I was a kid

Sitting through the twice
Open windows at night
out in the summer heat
To meet Miller in the middle of the street

They laid a highway a few years
Next town over by the railroad
Some nights, I'm glad it us by
nights, I sit and watch my hometown die

I'm fifty-five and when the burned down
I wasn't much past a young gal
The lit a match in the oily night
never had enough to set it right

So while the traded with our lives
We were watching that slow moon rise
Dancing on the dry grass
Making down by the Cedar County Bridge

They laid a a few years back
Next town over by the railroad
nights, I'm glad it passed us by
Some nights, I sit and watch my die

They never came to that old place down
roped it off, but you can walk around
See the on the rusted doors
Watch the rain fall through the burned out

This was a town care of it's own
This was a town doing fine all
The mill got out a quarter to
You could eat supper any family you liked

They a highway a few years back
Next over by the railroad track
Some nights, I'm it passed us by
Some nights, I sit and watch this die