Luyện nghe bài hát You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive

In the dark hills of Eastern Kentucky
That's the place I trace my bloodline
And it's I read on a hillside gravestone
"You'll leave Harlan alive"

Oh, my dad crossed the Cumberland Mountains
Where he a pretty girl to be his bride
Said, "Won't you with me out of the mouth of this holler
Or we'll never Harlan alive?"

Where the sun comes up about ten in the
The sun goes down about in the day
And you'll fill cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinkin'
And you spend your life thinkin' of how to get away

No one ever knew was coal in them mountains
Till a man from the northeast
He was hundred dollar bills, said, "I'll pay you for your minerals"
But he never Harlan alive

Grandma sold out cheap and they moved out west of
To a farm big Richland river winds
Oh, I bet they danced a jig and they laughed and sang a new song
Who said we'd never leave alive

But the times got hard and wasn't selling
And old granddad knew he'd do to survive
So he and dug for Harlan coal, sent the money back to granny
But he never left Harlan

Where the sun comes up about ten in the
The sun goes down about in the day
You fill your cup with whatever brew you're drinkin'
And you your life just thinkin' of how to get away

The sun comes up about ten in the
And the sun down about three in the day
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're
And you spend your life diggin from the bottom of your grave