Luyện nghe bài hát Raelene Wheeler

Raeleen wheeler was the first girl I
Through the last year of high school, we were thicker blood
up in Mississippi, and starvin' for fun
We love and dreamed up places to run
I was burnin' summer with the big dreams I had
And the songs I'd written, well, the world bad
But a pretty girl needs comfort and gold
Than a beat-up black notebook is likely to

Hey, Raelene, it's a wide between pearl river and the bright L.A. lights
And if I'd done it all without dreamin' I'd still be in Jackson

Hollywood ain't an endangered breed
But luck is like lightnin', and it sure me
The hit songs, the women, the halls
And twenty years of hard labor, on to it all
Louisiana i-20 headed east from
A bus bound for and a homecoming show
Staring through the dark glass at the miles beyond
Tryin' not to at a face that is gone

Hey, Raelene, a at 19, but I heard you made out all right
And now and again, I wonder are you somewhere in Jackson tonight

Well, we 'em, we crushed 'em, burned the place to the ground
And in the room quiet, I was still coming down
in the doorway appeared an old flame, full-grown
Looking as ever, and entirely alone
She said the divorce nearly broke her, she was to stand
And as she talked it came that she wanted a hand
So I drew her to me, and I kissed my sweet rae
And the miles and the memories just away

Then I glanced in the mirror, and in a split time
Just recognizing that old face as mine
I saw a strange, sad man in a cheap shirt
And a woman he held onto his last hope on earth
He was worn and trod as the road he'd been on
And his were half-dead, lookin' too hard, too long
His measured in nights that flashed and grew dim
no one really happy, least of all him

Then the loading gate slammed, and I let my arms
We numbers, small talk, promised to call
And as she faded from me, and the closed around
I picked up a notebook and I let it spill down

Hey, Raelene, it's a long way the wantin' and the makin' it right
And if I was the one that you needed I'd leave Jackson tonight
(Tag) yeah, if I had it all to do over I'd still be in Jackson