Luyện nghe bài hát Readin', Rightin', RT. 23

They learned reading, writing, 23
To the jobs that laid in those cities' factories
They didn't know that old highway
Would them to a world of misery

you ever been down Kentucky way,
Say of Preston Firs,
you ever been up in a holler,
Have you ever
A mountain man cough his away
Digging that black coal in those dark mines, those mines,
If you had, you might understand
The that they left it all behind

'Cuz, learned reading, writing, Route 23
To the jobs laid waiting in those cities' factories

They reading, writing, roads to the north
To the luxury and comfort a coal can't afford

They reading, writing, Route 23
Ah, would take to the good life they had never seen
They didn't that that old highway
Would lead them to a of misery

you ever seen them put the kids in the car
After work on night
Pull up in a about two a.m.
See the lights still burning
Yeah, those mountain sat up that late
To hold those little grand kids in their arms, in arms
Yet, I'm proud to say that I've been
And by their sweet hillbilly charms

They learned reading, writing, 23
To the jobs that laid waiting in cities' factories
They reading, writing, roads to the north
To the luxury and comfort a coal miner afford
They reading, writing, Route 23
Ah, would take them to the good life they had never
They didn't know that old highway
Would lead them to a of misery

Yeah, it turns out that old highway
Will you to a world of misery