Luyện nghe bài hát Waiting On June

She was North Louisiana in the town of Mer Rouge
I in love in a week or two,
It didn't take long to love a girl that
We were barely ten in the cotton
Playing horseshoe with the colored
I tried to kiss her, she a baseball bat

I was on June, I hope she comes to see me
Waiting on June, I can't this feeling
Waiting on June, I pray to God she'll me one of these days
I I find my way waiting on June

I off in '42 to fight those boys and pay my dues
Her picture kept my spirits high
boy died in my arms, he saw Jesus, I saw blood
It soaked her wallet that cold night

Well I my best friend Charley I would kiss his girl goodbye
He made me I'd go home and make miss June my wife
Shaking like a drunk old fool, I off of that plane
And I ran to ask her in the rain

Waiting on June, I that she says yes
on June, in her faded summer dress
Waiting on June, her daddy shook my
And she lit up the I pulled out that silver band
Waiting on

Well we married at the Methodist
Found a big cow and a piece of dirt
With pecan trees to our homestead on
Jolynn, Becky, Donna, then Shelby,
Our tiny house was a
Laughter filled those rooms all day

Waiting on June, she's putting on her
on June, she's trying to get her hair curled
Waiting on June, kids to me
You walk on down to school, I'll be there in 15
Waiting on

Well time by like they said it would
Yeah the kids grew fast and the farm did
Mrs. Bertha our supper everyday
At noon that silver would ring
all say grace and dig on in
We always ate in those days

One by one kids went off and found a love of their own
There's nothing the joy I knew when they brought their babies home
We'd play all day in the cotton fields with the dogs I raised up
And end in kitchen every night

Waiting on June, honey burn the bacon
Waiting on June, our bellies are
Waiting on June, she turns that fork so
And we all had to sit there 'til the last bite was no
Waiting on

We slower than we used to be, the nursing home told June and me
That we'd have separate rooms by side,
Oh what I'd give for one night of sleeping with my wife,
Since '45 I've her skin in the middle of the night
So I'm lyin' in this bed until they cut the lights,
That's when sneak in and I'll be fine

Waiting on June, so we can kiss
Waiting on June, hold her hand so tight
Waiting on June, love her 'til I die
It's bittersweet when love grows old and you miss your wife
on June

Well they me last Tuesday morn,
The Lord came, He took me home,
I closed my eyes and quickly away
But the let me see her everyday

Waiting on June, our mansion is so
Waiting on June, in the sand
on June, that's the story of my life
Cause me and Jesus are standing here 'til she walks through light
Waiting on

I'm waiting on June,
I'm waiting on June.
No more on June...