Luyện nghe bài hát You Never Even Call Me By My Name

[spoken] This is a song I wrote with John Prine 4 years ago (1972) and we tried to put into one song, everything had ever been in any of the country and western songs we had ever heard. Tried to put it all into one song. Serves us right. This is what came out:

Well it was all I could do to keep cryin'
times it seems so useless to remain
You're the one who tried to change me
And that is why I will always stay the

But hang around as long as you will let me
I minded standing in the rain
You have to call me darlin', darlin'
But you even call me by my name

No, you don't to call me Freddy Fender
You don't have to call me Charlie
You have to call me Merle Haggard anymore
Even though you you're on my fighting side

this verse only:
And I'm hang around as long as you will let me
I never minded in the rain (when nights are cold and lonely)
You don't have to me darlin', darlin'
But you even call me by name.

[musical by mouth improv done in a Haggard-like tone -no words]

[spoken] I've my name, a few times in the phone book
[spoken] And on the neon above the bar I used to own
And there's only one thing I'm really sure of was that sucker
You're gonna hear it my savior calls me home

[spoken] That's a lot to get into one song. We left out all the good stuff. Dallas, dope, divorce, dead dogs, trains prison Christmas, mothers, farms, and trucks. Mothers, prison, trucks, trains, farms, Christmas, and dead dogs are essential, you can't have a good country song without them things. And with all due respect this song needs mothers, prison, trucks, trains, farms, Christmas and dead dogs and is that it? Whatever it is - it's also 4 minutes already (they're going 'when's he gonna end, when's he gonna end in the booth back there') So I'll just tack this verse on the end here-

Ever since the dog and mama went to prison
Ain't nothin' round this old that's been the same
[Spoken] You know when mom broke out Christmas
She drove the getaway laundry truck a train

But I'll hang as long as you will let me
I never minded standing in the
You don't have to call me darlin',
But you never even call me by my