Luyện nghe bài hát Southern Son

Born on the hudson, twenty-two years
and raised in the city
From my daddy's knee I learned the union
But sang lullabies of dixie
And though the northern winter my heart with joy
Oh it's a sun that shines down
On this boy

Mama dreamed of nights
And on the seine
She said, we're make it there too
Soon as papa comes home
And she'd speak to me in french
Dressed a painting of lautrec's
In the night she'd clutch me to her
And say, we'll it outta here yet
And parisian women
Strut so fine down the mall
It's a southern one I sing my for

Well with the local bunch of boys
And an old man from the
We crossed the in the caravan
Yes we traveled the best
With circus acts and vaudeville
And the mississippi queen
She told me the and sold me her blues
In an in new orleans
And though the plains are still stained
With the blood of great
It's a sun
shine down on this yankee boy