Luyện nghe bài hát Soul Of A Convict

(Will he the soul of a convict could I be one of those he choosed)
I was taught the Bible from childhood at my mother's I learned to pray
I was taught of God and all his goodness and the and his evil ways
There's good in the bad and bad in the good and there's none that's from sin
But there's some questions I've about
What to the men who die in the pen
Just imagine the judge God Almighty as you gaze over all these men
When death takes its what becomes of the soul of the men who die in the pen
Do you think of God that's true and just could look his heavenly throne
And be to see men placed in chains and stripes
And tucked from their loved at home
Worked until they're axhuasted and your soul cries out in vain
Fed like a hog and like a dog and at night to the bed you're chained
Worked from sunup to sundown through all of weather
And if you do the things just right you get introduced to the leather
Now you see not the pain I mind so much as I'm stretched out on the floor
It's just the thought that I can't do my that's what breaks my heart
You see I'm not man enough anymore
Oh there are a lotta other things I could tell you you'd marvel at and say
Why I didn't know in those modern times they men that way but they do
That's why I ask you do you think that God could turn with a and frown
At the men who die in the pen do you think he'll us down
I believe there's a heaven and a and in God I put my trust
That's why I'm askin' these questions I he's true and just
And I just imagine he'll tell me as we at the golden stairs
Hell's not just for some of the men who die in the pen
But for some who mistreated them there
You see payin' for the mistakes we made in our sins
As had our troubles in life
Because we're the underdogs of humanity and God won't make us pay twice
I believe on that Day of Judgement he'll this convict called in
And say it's true hell's not for you you had your hell in the pen