Luyện nghe bài hát Little Red Shoes

I was 11 old, I was just startin' to walk
And daddy always kept, a big behind the door
Just in case was to come in
That was on moonshine

You know and daddy had to do something it
Anyway, this woman, we her old Aunt Boyd
She come in and she was telling mommy her
Uh, husband, she is going out with this woman in Paintsville

So she reared back with big stick
mommy how she was going
To hit woman in the head with it
And when she back with it, she hit me in the head

And Mommy said, I cried for 5
And she said I, that fifth
I had a great big knot that up
in the middle of my forehead

And, you know, the thing I remember
I dont remember no pain, but I just mommy
And daddy carrying me in old quilt
That had made out of overhalls

The knots kept getting bigger and
And she me to the doctor
And that stuff called mesitor, something like
Mommy it made both ears
Flat to my face and I aint got very big

And them, Mommy
That I would I was going to die
And that like four times
So I didnt walk till I was 5
It was, it was kind of a

Oh, I forgot about the
Well, shoot, I hadnt, Id had a pair of shoes
And Mommy had went, took me to the
You know, to see that was

If they couldnt do something, but they wouldnt me
Because Mommy and didnt have no money
just tell em to take me home and let me die, you know
Because there wasnt they could do about
That of disease, I guess

And, um, mommy daddy, says, Ted, you take her
the street, you carry her down the street"
And said, Let me try store here
And Mommy went in and them the story that I was dying

That she had to carry me twelve to town
And twelve miles and that I had no shoes
That place, I think it was 5 and 10
And theyre still in Paintsville, Kentucky

And I think that told Mommy
That they wasnt in business to give away
Mommy told daddy, says, Loretta on down a little farther
Said, And let me in another store"

And Mommy went back to the same store
When the guys back was turned she stole these red shoes
And I remember on the bigold that went across the river
It went way up and was

Ive always been scared of that
That me across the big Sandy River
Mommy pulled them out from
That yellow jacket she was wearing

And she was them red shoes on me
And I thought them was the prettiest I ever saw in my life
And daddy started crying and I why
And he said, Clerie, were not to make it home

And mommy put the shoes on me and daddy off running
And run all the way ahead tButcher with me
And Mommy never had a chance to me any farther
And thats almost twelve that daddy run with me

But daddy knew that the was going to get us
He left Mommy and he took off in a dead run
I him running but I didnt know what for
And I remember asking mommy, Mommy, why is running?

I remember her hollering, To put your little red away
Honey, when you get home Can you believe
So I wrote a song Put My Little Red Shoes Away
You know, my little red shoes
And I want em to get to be dirty