Luyện nghe bài hát A Better Place To Be

It was an morning bar room
And the just opened up
And the little man come in so and it
Started at his

And the broad who the whiskey
She was a big old girl
And tried to fight her empty
By smilin' at the

And she "Hey Bub, It's been awhile
Since you been
the hell you been hidin'?
And why you look so ?

The little man just sat there like never heard a sound
The she gave out with a cough
Acting not the put off
She once again

She said, "I don't want to you
Consider it's
I I'm not no beauty queen
But I sure can good"

And the little man his drink in his hand
And he it to his lips
He took a of sips
And he told waitress this story

I am the midnight watchman down at Miller's and Die
And I the metal rusting, I watch the time go by
A week ago at the Diner, I stopped to get a
And this lovely lady she sat two seats from my right
And Lord, Lord,
She was

You see, she was so damned beautiful she warm a winter's frost
But she looked long past lonely, and well nigh kinda
Now I'm not much of a mover or a easy guy
But I to glide on over and give her one good try
And Lord, Lord,
She was a try

And I was like a school boy
I stammered out words
It did not seem to matter 'cause I don't think she heard
She just looked clear on through me to a space in my head
And it shamed me into silence, as she said

'If you want me to come with you that's all with me
'Cause I know I'm going nowhere and a better place to be
Anywhere's a better to be'

When I drove her to my house and I took her up to my room
And I went to on the only light to brighten up the gloom
But she said, "Please leave the off, oh, I don't mind the dark"
And as her clothes all 'round her, I could hear my heart

The shown upon her as she lay back in my bed
It was the of scene I only had imagined in my head
I just could not believe it, to think that she was
And as I to tell her she said, "I know just how you feel

And if you want to come here me that's all right with me
'Cause been oh so lonely, lovin' someone is a better way to be
Anywhere's a way to be"

When the morning came so swiftly I her in my arms
She slept like a baby, snug and safe harm
I did not want to share her or dare to the mood
So she woke I went out to buy us both some food
I came with my paper bag to find that she was gone
She'd left a six letter saying, 'It's time that I moved on'

You the waitress took her bar rag
And she it across her eyes
And as she spoke her voice came out as something a sigh
She said, "I wish that I was or that you were halfway blind
And I wish I weren't so goddamned fat, I wish that you mine
And I wish that you'd come with me I leave for home
For we both know all about and livin' all alone"

And the man
Looked at the glass in his hand
And he smiled a grin
He said, "I I'm out of gin
And I know we both have been so

And if you want me to come with you all right with me
I know I'm goin' nowhere and anywhere's a better place to be'"