Luyện nghe bài hát Goodbye Dixie

Passed an old home off Hwy. 41
Been around since 1850, way before the Union
up on a hill, its got a 500-acre view
But there been no cotton there since Sherman's boys marched through
They've come and us down
Guess we had it

Jumped out of my pickup truck, was something in the wind
Filled my soul with empty and a chill across my skin
Heard the of a black man hollerin' "Blue" across the field
He said "they sold my daughter to keep that mansion on a hill"
And I wanted to it down
Aww, but it do no good

I cried Goodbye Dixie, go rest in
We've got enough trouble without you haunting me
We buried that cross now we're looking
So go on Dixie don't me, I'm tryin' to forget

Drove up to the courthouse holds the county seat
I walked underneath the poplar trees, casting shadows on Main
I the old bronze marker I'd seen many times before
And after all these years I learned what those were for
They used to hang 'em here, back in the of ole Jim Crowe

A black man I knew from high school came out in chains
He used to make me laugh, but now his eyes were with pain
He got sellin' rock down there on MLK
So the county came and locked him up and took his kids
Oh, he to seem alright to me
Man, I wonder what wrong

I cried Dixie, go rest in peace
We've got enough here without you haunting me
We buried that cross now I'm looking
So go on Dixie don't bother me, I'm to forget

Way yonder in the land of cotton, oh how times have changed
But I wonder if the truth is on
Its hard to be a man and learn your history
Cause it all comes back and hits you to home

I cried Dixie, go rest in peace
We've got enough here without you haunting me
We buried that cross now I'm to make a dime
So go on don't bother me,
So go on Dixie don't me,
So go on Dixie don't me,
Because I got the time