Luyện nghe bài hát Soulsville

Black man, free,
At least that's the way it's to be
Chains bind him are hard to see,
Unless you take this with me

Place he lives, it's got plenty of names
Slum, and Black belt, and they're one and the same
And I call it

Any kind of job is to find,
That means an in the welfare line
rate is rising too
If you were hungry, would you do?

Rent is two past due,
On a building falling apart,
Little boy needs a of shoes,
And this is only a of life in Soulsville

Some of the got plenty of cash,
Tricks on the corner see to that,
like to smoke and some like to blow,
Some are strung out on a $50 Jones
Some are trying to ditch reality, by so high,
Only to out, you can never reach the sky,

your roots are in Soulsville

Every Sunday morning, you can the sisters sing
"Hallelujah, Hallelujah, trust in the Lord to a way, "
Oh I hope that He their prayers,
Because deep in their souls believe,
one day He'll put an end
To all the that we have in Soulsville