Luyện nghe bài hát A Street

I used to be your drunk
for one more laugh
Then we both ran out of
was all we ever had
You put on a
To the Civil War
You looked so good I care
What you're fighting for

It all that easy
When you up and walked
But save that little story
For another day
I know the heavy
As you it through the night
people say it's empty
But don't mean it's light

You left me with the
And a in the bath
You're tight the militias
You wear their
You always said equal
So let me march you
Just an in the sequel
To the old red white and

don't ignore me
We were smokers, we were
Forget that story
Of betrayal and
I see the of culture
With numbers on his
Salute new conclusion
all of us have missed

I cried for you morning
And cry for you again
But I'm not in of sorrow
So please ask me when
may be wine and roses
And of champagne
But we'll never
We'll never, ever be that drunk

The over
But landed on my feet
And I'm here on this corner
Where used to be a street

The over
But I've landed on my
I'll be standing on this
there used to be a street

So let's drink to when its
And drink to when we met
I'll be on this corner
Where there to be a street