Luyện nghe bài hát Southern Dixie Flyer

At the house one day
Was a old and gray
I could tell her was feelin' sad and low
With a in her eye
she was not to cry
I then her story I would know

I ventured a
a sad, sad tale I heard
Of a mother who had lost her child
Yes taken her away
These I heard her say
And travellin' on that Southern Dixie Flyer

She was only sixteen
And the joy I've seen
What God has now he takes away
be taken home again
On southbound railroad train
To be laid there with her in the grave

no money of my own
I even take her home
But I want to be there with my desire
But then she could say no
As the drifted o'er
Was the whistle of that Dixie Flyer

As the train pulled out of
And the day became as
Was a scene to a tear to any eye
Just a all alone
Not a to call her own
But some memories a better day gone by

I right away
There was I could say
To soothe her
Or dry those tear eyes
So I to walk away
From the old and gray
Whose heart was on that Southern Flyer

I've no of my own
I can't even her home
But I want to be there my heart's desire
But she could say no more
As the echo drifted
Was the whistle of that Southern Flyer