Luyện nghe bài hát The New Timer

He rode the since the Great Depression
Fifty years out on the
He said "You don't nobody
be all right out here kid."

Left my in Pennsylvania
for work I hit the road
I met Frank in East
In a yard blown through with snow
From New Mexico to
to the sea
Frank he showed me the sir
Just till I could get back on my

I sugar beets outside of Firebaugh
I the peaches from the Marysville trees
bunked us in a barn just like animals
Me and a hundred others just me

We split up come the
I never seen again
'Cept one rainy night he by me on a grainer
Shouted my name and disappeared in the and wind

They found him shot dead of Stockton
His lyin' on a muddy hill
Nothin' nothin' stolen
Somebody killin' to kill

Late that summer I was rollin' the plains of Texas
A passed before my eyes
A small house sittin'
the glow of the savior's beautiful light
A woman stood in the kitchen
Kid sat at a with his old man
Now I does my son miss me
he wonder where I am

Tonight I my campsite carefully
Outside the Sacramento
Gather some wood and a fire
In the winter dark

Wind whistling cold I my coat around me
Heat some coffee and stare out into the night
I lie awake I lie sir
With my by my side

My Jesus your love and mercy
I'm sorry could not fill my heart
Like one rifle
And the name of who I to kill