Luyện nghe bài hát Ragin' Cajun

From a town in Louisiana on the wrong of the tracks
Came a rowdy ragin' Cajun by the name of
He was harder than a hickory long and than a rail
He was than a Copperhead and he weren't afraid of hell

He turned eighteen in the Parish courthouse ten to life
some altercation in a beer, joint with a knife
He said, "Judge, I mean honor, I hope you'll understand
But if it happened here today, I think I'd do it all

'Cause you don't get up in my face, you don't call my mama
You don't whistle in my kitchen, you don't pull my big chain
I don't no disrespect, but I been stubborn, all my life"

He'd been two in prison when his cousin Jay came down
his sister was in trouble in some far off Northern town
He broke out of jail that and left a note behind
I'll see ya'll in a week or so, till I'm hard to find

He her in a tavern up in west side Buffalo
Gave her a one way ticket home and her out the door
Said, "I'm lookin' for the man who done my little sister
He's a soul destroying that stuck a needle in her arm"

And some back in the corner, started makin' himself small
But he grabbed him by the collar and he him to the wall
He said you try to run away, you gone regret it, all life
The Cajun started when the pimp pulled out a knife

He I oughta kill ya, but I'm gonna spare your life
With one fist he knocked him sprawlin' on the floor
And then he kicked him in his end and he headed for the door

He walked on down the sidewalk and hit the trail
He back to Louisiana and he walked into the jail
He said, "I had some business up the bunkie line
But my debts have all been settled and come to do my time

And I hope I didn't cause no trouble, I wasn't tryin' to run
But a owed me somethin' and I had to make him pay
Besides I'm of proud, I been a coonass all my life"