Luyện nghe bài hát Long Hard Road

Way back in my memory there's a that I recall
Of a little run-down cabin in the
Where my dad never promised that our moon would turn gold
But he laid awake nights wishin' that it

When the world was on our radio, hard work was on our
We lived our in plain dirt fashion
With ol' overalls and cotton balls all strapped your back
Man, hard to make believe there ain't nothing wrong

But momma kept the Bible read and daddy kept our fed
And somewhere in between I must grown
'Cause someday I was dreamin' that a song that I was
Takes me down the road to where I to go
Now I know, it's a long road

Sometimes I remember when I stay up at night
When the sun-up came, we got up and
In the of a working' day, our moonlight hours spent
Singin' songs along with radio

Now I'm down a ol' blacktop road, sleepin' in a sack
in my memories all in vain
'Cause city lights ain't all that bright, compared to what its like
To see lightning go dancin' in the rain

played the guitar then, and daddy made the saw blade bend
And played the tin roof like a drum
But I just kept on that a song that I was singin'
me down the road to where my name is known

Now I'm gone, and its a long hard
Yes, I know, a long hard road