Luyện nghe bài hát Railroad Song

When I was a boy in the days of the
I'd sit by the on a long summer day
And I'd at the brakesman, and he'd wave back at me
While the rolled out of East Tennessee

But the dreams of a boy when you're grown
And though I may dream, the are gone
The ties they are rotten and the tracks to hell
with my dreams and the old railroad bell

In my dreams I ride the to California
Workin' diners and along the way
Or I'd hop a to hide across the border
a black eyed girl beside me all the way

Now the are silent and the railroads are gone
And the coal towns no longer hear the at dawn
But the train whistle out her memories to me
While the thunderclouds roll out of East

In my I ride the rails to California
Workin' diners and farms the way
Or I'd hop a ride to hide the border
With a black girl beside me all the way

Now the mountains are silent and the railroads are
And the coal towns no longer hear the at dawn
But the whistle shrills out her memories to me
the thunderclouds roll out of East Tennessee