Luyện nghe bài hát 66th Street

think it was a Sunday, in January,
I could be and I guess it isn't necessary,
But I that the ground was made of snow,
And if you outside you better take your coat.
I must have been 19 years old I had a job at a convenience store,
Workin' the counter minimum dough,
Sellin' smokes to the neighborhood folk.
I didn't pay much to his ski mask,
Its Minnesota man face'll freeze fast,
But I bet that I looked dumb when I first caught sight of his bright orange gun.
There I am adrenalin high and trying to decide how I feel about his hand,
Is that a-god damn-wait a minute, it is a gun,
And guess where aimin' it?
You probably here to win the lottery,
So you gotta be robbin' me.
He nodded his so I opened up the till,
Grabbed the bag for the money 'cause I know the drill.
I him the cash and the food stamps,
And he just there lookin' all confused and I'm thinkin',
Yo why the ain't he movin'?
Come on crazy white boy do somethin' stupid.
bag is worth maybe two thirty,
Not enough for you to the trigger back and burn me,
By now you should be the street,
you ever see the way they do this shit on TV?
Yeah it was fun but done,
Now get out.
(Um, do you want me to get on the and start countin'?)
Before the ski mast even noddin' I was already on that,
(One one thousand, Two one thousand)
The front door I heard him leave so I called my boss and the Richfield police,
Gotta close the shop and lock the doors because some trailer trash robbed the store.
(Eh, I don't know, maybe 5'10? [What was he wearing?] Skinny, flannel shirt, ski mask, [how much two hundred thirty, maybe two fifty? [he threatened you with a flare gun?] yeah a flare gun [a flare gun?] yeah like a fuckin' flare gun. a ball of fire comes out. [Police laughes] What would you do if i pointed a flare gun at you?)
acted so suspicious,
I guess the gun story seemed fictitious,
Are you me of petty embezzlement?
Don't you see my over adrenalin?
Bosses and cops be my friend.
Never felt to either again.
And to it real,
The didn't set,
Until a year later when I got fired for cigarettes.
(Gotta light?)