Luyện nghe bài hát My Father's Son

My history is no secret it's written in the
In the hill beside this river my mother's gentle bones
And there beside her among his next of kin
And their legacy passed to me the sons of mountain men

Raised to be a by a miners callused hands
Passed my youth between these mountains I grew to understand
family was the word of God and faith was it's demand
And life and death the same came the coal beneath this land

Well, a rich man writes the of laws a poor man must defend
But the laws are written on the hearts of honest men
If that cup is to me to do what must be done
When they lay me down remind them I was just my son

I've walked among these people, heard the that they tell
I've crawled beside in the mines and touched the walls of hell
I've shared sacred secrets, known their triumph and their pain
And right or wrong I'll with them on the final judgment day

say God gives his comfort when the time of trouble comes
They say we'll know no share of peace till we lay our guns
But will my boy have the to do the things I've never done
Or will he, me, be told that he must be his father's son?

Well, a rich man writes the book of laws a man must defend
But the highest laws are written on the hearts of men
When that cup is passed to me to do what be done
On a chunk of just carve these words, ''I was just my father's son''