Luyện nghe bài hát Talking Hard Work

While we are on the subject of work
I just to say you that, "I always was a man who likes hard work"
I was born working and I my way up by hard work
I ain't ever got no where, but I got there by hard

Work of the hardest kind I been and I been out
I been disgusted I been and I couldn't be trusted
I my way up and I worked my way down
I been drunk and I been sober, I been baptized and got
I been robbed for and I been robbed on a credit

Worked my way in jail and I my way outta jail
Woke up a lot of mornin's, didn't where I was at
The hardest work I ever done was, when I was
To get myself a worried woman to help ease my mind

I'm gonna tell ya just how work I had to do
To get this woman I was you about, I shook hands
ninety seven of her kinfolk and her blood relatives
And I done just the same with six people
Who's her friends and her neighbors

I seventy three babies and put dry pants
On thirty four of em', well as others done this same several times
Well there are a lot of things just like this
I held one hundred twenty wild horses
And put saddles and bridles on more that

Harnessed some of the craziest and wildest teams in whole country'
I rode fourteen loco broncos to a stand
And I let forty two hound dogs me all over seven times
I's bit by dogs and I was chewed all to pieces
My moccasins and rattlesnakes on two river bottoms

I chopped and carried three hundred arm loads
Of wood, one hundred nine buckets of coal
a gallon of kerosene eighteen miles over the mountains
Got lost, lost a good of shoes in a mud hole
And I chopped and weeded eight rows of short cotton

Thirteen acres of bad corn, I cut the sticker
Out of eleven yards, all on account of 'cause
I wanted to show her I was a man and I liked to work
I out nine barn lofts, cranked thirty one cars
All makes and models, pulled three out of mud holes
And four or out of snow drifts

I dug cisterns of water for some of her friends
Run all kinds of errands, played the for nine
meetin's I Joined eleven separate denominations
I joined up and signed up seven best trade unions
I could find, I paid my wages, a, dues six months in

I forty eight miles of swamps and six big rivers
Walked two ranges of mountains
Crossed three deserts, I got the fever, sun stroke, Malaria,
Moonstruck, skeeter bit, poison ivy and the seven year
And the staggers, I was give up for less, lost and dead

A couple of struck by lightning, struck by Congress
Struck by friends and kinfolks eell as by three cars on
A lot of in people's hen houses, I been hit and run down
Run over and walked on around, I'm just sittin' here
Now tryin' to study up else I can do to show that women
That I still afraid of hard work