Luyện nghe bài hát Aborigine

"A real kitchen sink drama. This kind of thing happens all the and it
leaves a stain on the shag-pile." Starts so slowly, just a place to
stay... Somewhere where they can spend their days. Air is stagnant
and he feels unclean. Hair greasy and he smells obscene.
happened and it's not so good, broken bottles in the face of
love. Mottled flesh under the harsh light. Nylong sheets to keep
them warm at night. Once it's started it can never stop, his heaf
a dark damp fog. In the distance is a constant cry, growing louder as
the years go by, days get longer and he starts to drunk, his stomach
in the kitchen sink. Tells his children they should respect, tells
his she's a nervous wreck. He hates his wife and he hates them all.
He hates his wife and he them all. Can't be bothered when it's all
the same, leave it long enough; it away. In the meantime stomach
turns to fat. She tries to tell him but he have that. She's only
and she's telling lies. Standing naked in his flesh disguise. It
took him years to get her into bed; now he's got her he just her
dead. She wants excitement and she romance, all she gets is dirty
underpants. Stupid animal that can't know why, something's so
someone has to die. The wind is blowing and the rain down, sends his
family on a trip downtown. them die in a burning wreck. Sees them
burn, smokes a cigarette. He hates his wife and he hates all. He
knows he's finished but he can't stop now and he to end it but he
can't see how and all in pieces, thrown it all away. Ih, but he's not
ugly he just looks that way. And he wants some and he needs it now
but the scream he started's getting far too loud. He pretends he
does it just for now; his day will he'll lose it all somehow. Killing
time until his ship arrives; been 10 years but he's still alive. And
the is wasted and the ship has sunk but he hasn;t noticed and he comes
home drunk. He's just dead he'll never leave the ground, he tries
to stand but he keeps falling down. It's hard to know he doesn't for
much. He's not a has-been; just a never-was. He his wife and he
them all.