Luyện nghe bài hát Leavin' Louisiana in the Broad Daylight

(Rodney Crowell)

Lord, Mary took to running a travelin' man
Left her crying with her head in her hands
Such a sad case, so broken

She say momma, I got to go, I gotta get outta
I gotta get out of town; I'm tired of hanging
I gotta on between the ditches

It's just an story 'bout the way things go
Round and nobody knows, but the highway
on forever, that 'ol highway rolls on forever

Lord she never would've it if she hadn't got drunk
If she hadn't running with a travelin' man
If she started taking those crazy chances

She said daughter, let me tell you 'bout the travelin'
he's goin' such a very short time
He'll be long before you know it
He'll be long gone before you it

She say never I known it when it felt so good
Never have I knew it when I knew I
Never have I done it when it looked so
Louisiana in the broad daylight

This is down in the swampland, where anything
Alligator Day and the bars don't close
It's the real thing down in

Did you ever see a cajun when he got mad
When he really got like a daughter gone bad
It gets hot down in Louisiana

Now the stranger better move it or he's gonna get
He's gonna have to get it or a shotgun
It ain't no for lengthy speeches
There ain't no time for speeches

She never have I know it when it felt so good
have I knew it when I knew I could
Never have I done it when it looked so
Louisiana in the broad daylight

She said never have I know it it felt so good
have I knew it when I knew I could
Never have I done it when it so right
Leaving Louisiana in the broad

It's an ordinary story 'bout the way things go
Round and nobody knows, but the highway goes on forever
ain't no way to stop the water