Luyện nghe bài hát Outside the Nashville City Limits

Outside the city limits
A and I did drive on a day in early winter
I was glad to be
We to see some friends of his who lived upon a farm

Strange and country folk
Who would wish nobody
sixty acres
Eight in the barn

But the thing I remember
On cold day in December
Was that my they did brim over
As we

In the slowest drawl I had heard
The man said, "Come with me if wanna see
The prettiest in all of Tennessee"
He poured us a glass of wine and a-walking we did go

Along fallen and crackling ice
Where a tiny brook did
He knew inch of the land
And Lord, he it so

But the thing I remember
On that day in December
Was that my eyes were brimming
As we

He set my down upon a
Beside a running
He in a voice so soft and clear
Like the waters I sing

He said, "We searched quite a time for a place to our own
There was me and Mary John and now I guess we're home"
I looked at the ground and
How many years they each had

And Lord, I do
On day in late December
How my eyes kept brimming
As we
As we

And standing with outstretched arms
He said to me, "You
I wait till the heavy storms
Cover the with snow"

"And there on the the watercress
Is all don't turn white
When the sun is you squint your eyes
And at the hills so bright"

And nodding his head my said
"And it like overnight
That the come out so tender
At the of the winter"

I thought the skies they would over
As we