Luyện nghe bài hát Ride This Train (Part 7)

Ride this to Dyess Arkansas see this cottonland
Some of us are so poor now you'd to sell 'em a sack of fertilizer
To an umbrella
They grade the cotton according to the length and of the fibre
And been raisin' a lot of fair to middlin' grade here which ain't good
But there was a
Yeah there was a when the cotton grew tall
Not far from I had the finest plantation you ever saw
600 acres of the finest cottonland in the country
Now I believe this was about 1855 and I had a crop that year
I had the best bunch of you ever saw and I treated 'em right
Well a lot of em even stayed me after the war
But gettin' to what I was gonna tell you
See I a rule that all the slaves got to be back in out of the fields
And for by sundown every day
And one day when they in there was one short
Well I found out away that it was old uncle Moses that was missin'
And figured that somethin' have happened to him old as he was
So I went out into the cottonfield to for him
Well Moses was way down at the end of the road sittin' on his cottonsack
Well I walked up and said Uncle Moses don't you the rule
That you're to be punished if you're not back in and accounted for by dark
And he Boss Jack I know that sir
But I was along on my road
And all of a sudden seemed to come over me
And the finest words started comin' through my head and the finest
So I rememorized them words and music till I had it all in my head
Now that I got the song all I guess Boss Jack
I was ready to take my
I didn't hardly know what to say
But I asked Uncle Moses to that song for me
And he stood up there and for the time he sang Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Well after that I kinda laid old Uncle off and let him peddle around the house
And every night at dark you could him sing
And he sang another once in a while that made me feel awful proud