Luyện nghe bài hát 8th Of November

{Hello, I'm Kristofferson
On November 8th, 1965, the 173rd Airborne Brigade on Operation Hump War Zone D in were ambushed by over 1200 V.C.
Forty-eight American lost their lives that day}

{Severely wounded and his own life, Lawrence Joll, a medic
Was the livin' black man since the Spanish-American War
To receive the United States Medal of
For savin' so lives in the midst of battle that day}

{Our friend, Nialls Harris, 25 years, United States Army
The guy who gave Big his top hat
Was one of the who lived
song is his story}

{Caught in the action of or be killed'
"Greater love no man than to lay down his life for his brother"}

Said goodbye to his momma as he South Dakota
To fight for the Red, and Blue
He was nineteen and green a new M-16
doin' what he had to do

He was in the jungle
the choppers would rumble
With the smell of in the air
Then the said, "Look up ahead"

Like a dark cloud, 1200 came down
On him and 29
They fought for their lives but of them died
In the Airborne

On the 8th of November, the angels were
As carried his brothers away
With the fire rainin' and the hell all around
were few men left standin' that day

Saw the fly through a clear blue sky
1965, the 8th of

Now he's 58 and his pony tail's
But the battle plays in his head
He limps when he but he's strong when he talks
'Bout the shrapnel left in his leg

He puts on a gray suit over his tattoo
And he ties it on one time a
And remembers that fallen as he a tall one
And swallows it with his tears

On the 8th of November, the angels were
As carried his brothers away
With the fire down and the hell all around
There few men left standin' that day

Saw the eagle fly through a blue sky
1965, the 8th of

Saw the fly through a clear blue sky

(1965)

On the 8th of November, the angels were
As they carried his away
With the fire down and the hell all around
There few men left standin' that day

On the 8th of November, the were cryin'
As carried his brothers away
With the rainin' down and the hell all around
There few men left standin' that day

Saw the fly through a clear blue sky
1965, the 8th of
8th of
(8th of November)

Said goodbye to his as he left South Dakota
To for the Red, White and Blue
He was nineteen and green a new M-16
doin' what he had to do