Luyện nghe bài hát Lynville Train

The lonesome oak tree held it's fire November
We watched the last brown hit the ground and blow away
An evening gun shot let's him know the hunt is
A familiar moves in, somewhere between snow and rain

Just last spring you know his was burning
Before his love, hit the road to chase her dreams
Now he thinks of her each and in the morning
He laces his coffee cup with instead of cream

Her story she's changed her mind, she just can't herself
She wrote, "Please don't meet me at the train, I'm coming in with someone else"
"He's a man," the neighbors say
But his pain won't go
So for better worse he's going down to meet the train

He blew a tire on down to the
He jacked it up and thought out loud, "She never should let me down"
six months ago she vowed she was leaving
And now coming in with a stranger, to settle down in Lynville town

Her story she's changed her mind, she just can't herself
She wrote, "Please don't meet me at the Lynville train, I'm in with someone else"
"He's a man," the neighbors say
But his pain won't go
So for better worse he's going down to meet the Lynville

wheels scream, the whistles blows
His is aching
She steps onto the platform, her new love by her
He in his coat, his hand is shaking
The has finally come
This is goodbye

His story is he's his mind
He just can't himself
So he's getting on board the Lynville train and moving some place else
As the pulls out
He watches them both standing in the rain
headed for a new life down the line
On the train
For better or worse he's town on the Lynville train...