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Patches
clarence carter
Spoken:
i was born and raised down in alabama
on a farm way back up in the woods
i was so ragged the kids would call me patches
papa used to kid me about it
of course deep down inside
he was thinkin he had done all he could do
my papa was a great old man
i can see him with a shovel in his hand
see, education he never had
but he did wonders when the time got bad
a little money from the crops he raised
barely paid the bills we made
oh life had kicked him down to the plow
when he tried to get up life would kick him back down
one day papa called me to his dyin bed
put his hands on my shoulders and in tears he said
patches, iand'm depending on you son
to pull the family through my son, itand's all left up to you
Spoken:
two days later papa passed away
i became a man that day
so i told mama i was gonna quit school
but she said that was dadand's strictest rule
so every morning and'fore i went to school
i fed the chickens and i chopped wood too
sometimes i felt that i couldnand't go on
i wanted to leave this but i wanted a home
but i always remembered what my daddy said
with tears in his eyes on his dyin bed
he said, andquot;patches, iand'm depending on you son
i tried to do my best, itand's up to you to do the rest
Spoken:
but then one day a strong rain came
and washed all the crops away
and at the age of thirteen i thought i was carrying
the weight of the whole world on my shoulders
and you know, mama knew what i was going through, cause
everyday i had to work the fields
cause thatand's the only way we got our meals
you see, i was the oldest of a family
and everybody else depended on me
every night i heard my mama pray
lord, give him the strength to face another day
though years have passed and all the kids are gone
i aimed to take my mama to a brand new home
god knows people that i shed a tear
my daddyand's voice helped me through the years
sayin, andquot;patches, iand'm depending on you son
to pull the family through my son, itand's all left up to you
i could still hear papa when heand'd say
patches, iand'm depending on you son
i tried to do my best itand's up to you to do the restandquot;.
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Parches
clarence carter
Hablo:
i nació y se crió en Alabama
en un camino agrícola de vuelta en el bosque
i era tan desigual que los niños me llamaban parches
papá solía tomarme el pelo de él
por supuesto, en el fondo
estaba pensando que había hecho todo lo que podía hacer
mi papá era un hombre viejo gran
Lo veo con una pala en la mano
ver, la educación nunca tuvo
pero él hizo maravillas cuando el tiempo pasó a ser mala
un poco de dinero de los cultivos que planteó
apenas pagaba las cuentas que hicimos
oh vida le había echado abajo el arado
cuando trató de levantarse vida sería darle una patada hacia abajo
un día papá me llamó a su cama muriendo
puso sus manos sobre mis hombros y me dijo entre lágrimas
parches, iand'm dependiendo hijo
para tirar de la familia a través de mi hijo, itand todo está a la izquierda de usted
Hablo:
dos días más tarde falleció papá
Me convertí en un hombre de ese día
Entonces le dije a mamá que iba a dejar la escuela
pero ella dijo que era más estricta regla de dadand
por lo que cada and'fore mañana fui a la escuela
i de comer a los pollos y yo partía leña demasiado
a veces me sentí que me couldnand't seguir
Quería dejar esto, pero yo quería una casa
pero siempre vuelve
Ayúdanos a mejorar, si encuentras errores ¡Envíanos tu corrección!
Clarence Carter
Patches (alabama Version)
Patches (alabama Version)
Patches
clarence carter
Spoken:
i was born and raised down in alabama
on a farm way back up in the woods
i was so ragged the kids would call me patches
papa used to kid me about it
of course deep down inside
he was thinkin he had done all he could do
my papa was a great old man
i can see him with a shovel in his hand
see, education he never had
but he did wonders when the time got bad
a little money from the crops he raised
barely paid the bills we made
oh life had kicked him down to the plow
when he tried to get up life would kick him back down
one day papa called me to his dyin bed
put his hands on my shoulders and in tears he said
patches, iand'm depending on you son
to pull the family through my son, itand's all left up to you
Spoken:
two days later papa passed away
i became a man that day
so i told mama i was gonna quit school
but she said that was dadand's strictest rule
so every morning and'fore i went to school
i fed the chickens and i chopped wood too
sometimes i felt that i couldnand't go on
i wanted to leave this but i wanted a home
but i always remembered what my daddy said
with tears in his eyes on his dyin bed
he said, andquot;patches, iand'm depending on you son
i tried to do my best, itand's up to you to do the rest
Spoken:
but then one day a strong rain came
and washed all the crops away
and at the age of thirteen i thought i was carrying
the weight of the whole world on my shoulders
and you know, mama knew what i was going through, cause
everyday i had to work the fields
cause thatand's the only way we got our meals
you see, i was the oldest of a family
and everybody else depended on me
every night i heard my mama pray
lord, give him the strength to face another day
though years have passed and all the kids are gone
i aimed to take my mama to a brand new home
god knows people that i shed a tear
my daddyand's voice helped me through the years
sayin, andquot;patches, iand'm depending on you son
to pull the family through my son, itand's all left up to you
i could still hear papa when heand'd say
patches, iand'm depending on you son
i tried to do my best itand's up to you to do the restandquot;.
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Clarence Carter
Parches (Version alabama)
Parches (Version alabama)
Parches
clarence carter
Hablo:
i nació y se crió en Alabama
en un camino agrícola de vuelta en el bosque
i era tan desigual que los niños me llamaban parches
papá solía tomarme el pelo de él
por supuesto, en el fondo
estaba pensando que había hecho todo lo que podía hacer
mi papá era un hombre viejo gran
Lo veo con una pala en la mano
ver, la educación nunca tuvo
pero él hizo maravillas cuando el tiempo pasó a ser mala
un poco de dinero de los cultivos que planteó
apenas pagaba las cuentas que hicimos
oh vida le había echado abajo el arado
cuando trató de levantarse vida sería darle una patada hacia abajo
un día papá me llamó a su cama muriendo
puso sus manos sobre mis hombros y me dijo entre lágrimas
parches, iand'm dependiendo hijo
para tirar de la familia a través de mi hijo, itand todo está a la izquierda de usted
Hablo:
dos días más tarde falleció papá
Me convertí en un hombre de ese día
Entonces le dije a mamá que iba a dejar la escuela
pero ella dijo que era más estricta regla de dadand
por lo que cada and'fore mañana fui a la escuela
i de comer a los pollos y yo partía leña demasiado
a veces me sentí que me couldnand't seguir
Quería dejar esto, pero yo quería una casa
pero siempre vuelve
Ayúdanos a mejorar, si encuentras errores ¡Envíanos tu corrección!
