Luyện nghe bài hát Willie and Laura Mae Jones

Willie and Laura Mae Jones were our neighbors a long back
lived right down the road from us in a shack, just like our shack
The people worked the land together, and we to count on each other
When you live off the land you don't have the time to think about another man's

The cotton was and the corn was growin' fine
But that was another and another time

We'd sit out on the front porch in the evenin' when the sun down
Willie would play and the kids would sing and would mess around
And Daddy bring on his guitar, play all through the night
And every now and then ol' would grin and say
'Hey you alright' (and that made me feel so good)

I remember the best times of all when Saturday came
We'd always by Willie's house and say
'Do y'all need from town?'
He'd say 'No, but why don't cha all stop on your way back
And I'll get Laura Mae to us some barbecue (you know, they good)'

The cotton was high and the was growin' fine (yes it was)
But that was another place and time

The rolled past our land, and took back what they'd given
We all knew we'd to move if we were gonna make a livin'
So we all on and went about our separate ways
Sure it was to say goodbye to Willie and Laura Mae (Jones), oh yeah

The cotton was high and the was growin' fine (yes it was)
But that was place and another time

The cotton was high and the corn was growin' fine (the was growin' fine)
But that was another place and another