Luyện nghe bài hát 4.50 AM (Go Fishing)

As cars go by I cast my eye
Over back packs on roof
Beyond the
dream makers
Working white plastic
the unwary
To for the pie in the sky
Go my boy!

We set out in the
With a trunk full of books everything
About devices
And how natural childbirth is
We cut down trees
And we our ideals
Through the glade
We up the stream
And the kids their heels
In the pool we'd made

We held and we exchanged bands
And we practically lived off the
You a fox cub
mother was somebody's coat
You fed him by
And then snuggled him down
By the bed while I wrote
And we grew our own
And I only occasionally into town
To stock up on
And for the shotgun that I kept around
I told the kids stories you worked your loom
And the sun down sooner each day

[Jade:] "Chapter six in which Eeyore has a
And two presents."
"Daddy...come on dad."
[Jade:] "Eeyore the old donkey stood by the side
Of the stream and he looked at in the water
he said, 'That's what it is'
'Good morning said Pooh
said Pooh, He thought for a long time

The all fell down
Our crops all brown
It was
As the first fell
I all was not well in the camp
The kids bronchitis
The heater ran out of diesel
One a friend from the East
Brought his
Stole heart
I said, it then
the kids back to town
Maybe I'll see you

I said, go
She said, OK
And so...leaving all our hopes and
To the and the rain
only our stash
Left our and trash
And set out on the road
On the again
On the road
[Child:] "Bye Bye Daddy, Bye
You can bring Pearl she's a darn girl
But don't Liza."