Luyện nghe bài hát Railroad Man

When I was a little boy in West Virginia
We lived very to a railroad track
And I I used to dream about them trains
And where might go
And the people worked on the trains

And the made music, it made you feel good
I can sometimes
I could just stand off all by
And just get listenin' to the train

And I used to up a handful of gravels
And throw 'em down on the ground for
Yeah, and I'd up songs, I'd sing

He was a man
He was a man
He was a man
'Til he stepped in front of the railroad

He rode the plains
He rode on a fruit train
The bananas to Savannah
And wore bandannas in old Japan

He was a man
He was a man
And a man
he stepped in front of the railroad train

He used to change his
To place he came
You know, his name was Tex when in Texas
And when he went to Maine

And a man
No, he was a man
And a man
'Til he stepped in front of the railroad

Used to change his
To place he came
You know, his name was Tex when in Texas
And Bangor he went to Maine

He rode across the
He rode on a fruit freight
The bananas to Savannah
Wore bandannas in old Japan

And he was a man
He was a man
Oh, a man
he stepped in front of the railroad train

Used to change his
[Incomprehensible] to every he came
His name was Tex when in Texas
And Bangor when he to Maine

You know, he was a time railroad man
Good railroad man
Oh, a man
'Til he in front of the railroad train

alright
Say you know alright
If you've been downtown
You know I'm talkin' 'bout

You know, he was a good railroad, road
Good time man
Oh, a man
'Til he stepped in front of the railroad

He used to his name
To each and place he came
You know, his name was Tex when in Texas
And Bangor he went to Maine

He rode the plains
He rode, he on a fruit freight train
The hauled bananas to
And wore bandannas in old Japan

Oh, man
Oh, man
Oh, man
in front of the railroad train