Luyện nghe bài hát Texas 1947

Now bein' six old
I had seen trains before
So hard to figure out
What I'm at the for

Trains are big and and smokin'
screamin' at the wheels
And than anything they is
At least the way she feels

Trains are big and black and
in July four
But actin' like
might be somethin' more

Than just pickin' up the
Or the from the war
This is somethin' that old man
Wileman seen before

And it's afternoon
On a hot day
strange is goin' on
And all in the way

Well fifty or sixty people
Just sittin' on their
And the old men left their
And they come down the bars

And everybody's
Old Kittrel check his watch
And us put our ears
To the to hear 'em pop

So we already it
I finally said, "Train time"
You'd that Jesus Christ
was rollin' down the line

'Cause things got real
jerked me back
But not before I'd got the
to lay a nickel on the

Look out she comes, she's comin'
Look out there she goes, she's
Screamin' straight Texas
Like a mad dog

Big, red, and
She make no smoke
a fast-rollin' streamline
Come to the folks

I said, Look out here she comes, she's
Look out there she goes, she's
straight through Texas
Like a mad dog

Lord, she never even
But She fifty or sixty people
Still sittin' on cars
They're wonderin' what comin' to
And how it got far

Oh, but me I got a
flatter than a dime
By a mad dog,
streamline

Train look out here she comes, she's
Look out she goes, she's gone
Screamin' through Texas
Like a mad dog

Big, red, and
She make no smoke
She's a fast-rollin'
Come to show the

I said, out here she comes, she's comin'
Look out she goes, she's gone
Screamin' straight Texas
Like a mad dog

Look out here she comes, she's
Look out there she goes, she's
straight through Texas
Like a mad dog

out here she comes, she's comin'
Look out there she goes, she's
Screamin' through Texas
Like a mad dog