Luyện nghe bài hát Thank You Connersville Indiana

I rolled into Connersville in 1961 what was left of my last army pay
I had a letter with me from a buddy there
He said you stop and see me if you're up this way
Need I say he was surprised to find me at his

With what I guess you'd call a grin
He said where are you and I said I'm headed here
His Mama said don't stand there you'll catch cold just on in
gave me room and board I paid a very modest fee

Then I looking for a place to play
If ever had a hat and didn't wear one then you'll know
The way a singer made a living in those days
The menu printed on the of the bar and grill

The man said we're too small to have a
I said well I'll just pick and and pass my hat awhile
He said go right but you just do the best you can
Well, after hours of Cheatin' Heart and Wildwood Flower

I had me seven dollars cents
I gave it to a who was gonna have a baby
She said she needed that much to help her pay the rent

Later on I formed a and really hit the big time
Ten bucks a night for at the time
We worked through winter gardens and some other choice
back I have to say those were the good ole times

Summer and me and old Mitch Mitchell fished White River
And caught those big ole channel cats
Sometimes when I'm ridin' on the jet going somewhere
I get to thinking that I'd to live a life like that

So you Connersville and thanks to you old Indiana
You took me in I knew slimmer days
I won't forget you and I hope that you will not me
And you stop and see me if you're ever down this way