Luyện nghe bài hát Praying Man

[Featuring: B.B.

Guess I was on the
Didn't which way to go
I think I hear a man coming
A praying man

Sometimes I couldn't the signs
My people left me behind
I think I hear a man coming
I I hear a praying man coming

[Verse 1: Big
Stumble along the path, he emerged the grass
at me and asked why so sad
Perhaps they had taken what I had
I'm sure it wasn't much to but it was all that I could grab
I was on my way to church, I was late at first
But after all this riff raff here, I missed service and it
But worse I'm not sure how long I've been swaying in the breeze
Tired of talking to the trees and you the first praying man that seen
I [?] lending hand, but I see if you got some
I'm glad you looked up because most people pay no
He smiled and "Son well, I can do you one better"
He removed a pocket and cut me down from my oppressor, forever

[Verse 2: Big
Boating the sea, he emerged from the mist
me how I got far from the beach
Cause they stripped me of my pride and put shackles on my feet
I was on top of my folk and it was really hard to breathe
It was a little hard to believe that I had caught up in this mess
And of my own people would sell me to my death
It was a lot of us on the ride and it was a lot of us was lost
But of us couldn't take it so some of us jumped off
And I'm glad you found me on your course
I been out here for a while and no sign of the shore
He and said "Son well I can do you one better"
He lended me his and picked me up from my oppressor, forever

3:]
Driving along the
He asked me I was running from and where I was trying to go
"Well I was working in the field and one of my just got killed
And I knew they'd come for me and Lord knows I live
See I there's people free, not that far but far from me
To be running from these dogs with no shoes up on my
I of this railroad that ventures underground
And takes my kind of people to a that we can't be found
And I wounded for some miles, so I decided to rest my head
I guess they let me go they assumed that I was dead"
Smiled and "Son well let me do you one better"
He offered me a and drove me far away from my oppressor, forever