Luyện nghe bài hát Trip to Hyden

Tossed and turned the night before in old motel
Subconsciously recallin' some old sinful thing I'd
My drove the car and those big coal trucks shook us up
As we drove on into Hyden in the morning sun

Past the hound dogs and some chickens
Temporary houses with their lean and bashful kids
Every hundred yards a sign proclaimed that was coming soon
And I thought, "Well man, He'd sure be if He did"

On the way we talked the 40 miners
Of the 39 who died and one who lived to tell the
We stopped for beans and at the Ed & Lois Cafe
Then went to see the at the Leslie County Jail

They took us to the scene of disaster
I was so surprised to not find any sign of at all
Just another country hillside with some mud holes and junk
The mines were deadly like a rat hole in the wall

It was just like being right inside of a
The old man coughed and lit a that he had rolled
Back in town I bought a jacket from a store
It was sunny down in Hyden but the town was cold

The old man the undertaker
Who seemed refreshed despite the kind of work I he did
We talked about the pretty lady the Grand Ole Opry
An' we talked about the money she was raisin' for the

Well, I the old man thought we were reporters
He kept reminding me of how his simple was spelled
Some lady said, "They worth more money now when they's livin'"
And I'll leave it 'cause I suppose she told it pretty well