Luyện nghe bài hát Texas Trilogy: Daybreak

(S. Fromholz)
Six o'clock
Of a new day beginning,
Is heard in the small town;
a signal from nowhere,
The who live there
Are up and around.
'Cause bacon to fry,
And there's to bake,
On the stove that the Army won't take
And you the windows,
And you on the fan,
'Cause it's than hell
the sun hits the land.
and Fanny,
Well, they own the
That sells all that you need;
They've up and working
early this morning,
They've got the whole village to
they put out fresh eggs,
And bad ones away,
That rotted
of the yesterday,
The store is all
so you see the flies,
That on round steak
and last pies.
Hill's Drugstore
And the are open,
The is bubbling hot,
'Cause the folks ain't working
sit there 'til sundown,
And talk about what they got,
Someone threw a clutch
In the old truck,
It seems like riding
on a streak of bad
The bills came,
And the well has dry,
Seems grown kids don't care,
Whether they or die.