Luyện nghe bài hát Red Dirt Girl

Me and my friend Lillian
And her tick hound dog Gideon
Sittin' on the front porch in the shade
Singin' every song the radio

Waitin' for the sun to go down
Two red girls in a red dirt town
Me and

across the line
And a little of Meridian

She loved her I remember back when
He was fixin' up a '49
He told her, Little sister, gonna the wind
Up around the moon and again"

He got farther than Vietnam
I was there with her
When the telegram for Lillian

Now lyin' somewhere
About a million miles Meridian

She said, not much hope for a red dirt girl
out there is a great big world
That's I'm bound"

"And the stars might fall on
But one of these days I'm swing
My down"

Away from this red dirt
I'm gonna make a joyful

She grew up and she grew up thin
that old dog Gideon
By a crepe myrtle bush in the back of the
Her daddy turned mean and her mama leaned

Got in trouble a boy from town
Figured that she might as well down
So she dug in

Across a red dirt
Just a little south of Meridian

Yes, she hard to love him
But it never did
Just another way for the heart to
So she learned to

One thing don't tell you about the blues
you got 'em
You on fallin' 'cause there ain't no bottom
An' ain't no end, least not for Lillian

knows when she started her skid
She was 27 and she had five kids
Could-a the whiskey, could-a been the pills
Could-a been the dream she was to kill

But won't be a mention in the news of the world
the life and the death of a red dirt girl
Named

Who got any farther
Across the line than

Now the stars fall on Alabama
she finally laid
That hammer down without a
In the red ground