Luyện nghe bài hát Listen for the Train

Me and my brother used to along this railroad track.
We'd get and Coca-Cola from the old Snack Shack.
Dad would reach into his wallet for a few bills,
and say, "Y'all better watch for by the cotton mill.
And please, boys, for the train."

Oh my, how the have gone by.
Youth is just a of an eye.
Oh, it's crazy how town has changed
and it's crazy which are the same.
I still listen for the train. for the train.

I used to around the square in an old Chevrolet.
I drove that Beretta like a Z28.
Daddy threw me the keys my birthday,
and said, "A good father will giveth and he'll away.
Have fun, son, but for the train. Please."

My how the years have by.
is just a blink of an eye.
Oh, it's how this town has changed
and it's crazy things are the same.
I listen for the train. Listen for the train.

I was eighteen when the mill up and the railroad slowed down.
Now fast food with a strip mall and a Wal-Mart on the bypass around the town.
Oh and now I get a teary-eyed when I drive my kids to school.
I sit and wait for a train to go by, and say, "Daddy what's the matter with you?"

My how the years have by.
is just a blink of an eye.
Oh, it's crazy how this has changed
and it's which things are the same.
Oh, it's crazy things are the same.
I said, "It's which things are the same.
Boys, for the train. Listen for the train.

Me and my brother to walk along this railroad track."