Luyện nghe bài hát Ahab The Arab

(ray stevens)

Let me tell you bout ahab the arab, the sheik of the sand,
He had emeralds and rubies just off a him and a ring on every finger of his hand.
He a big old turban wrapped around his head, a scimitar by his side
And every evening about he'd jump on his camel named clyde.
And ride through the night to the sultan's tent
Where he secretly meet up with fatima of the seven veils.
She was the number one dancer in the sultan's whole harem.
It was like him and her they had a adam going, you see,
Behind the old back.
And you could hear him talking to his
And as he rode out across the past the oil wells
His voice cut through the still night desert air
And he'd say, oyy oyy oyy !!!
Which is arabic for oh, ...
And clyde would say, raaaoww uh uh uh uh uh!

Well, he his camel to a screeching halt at the rear of fatima's tent,
Jumped off clyde, around the corner and into the tent he went.
There he saw fatima laying on a, on a zebra rug,
With rings on her fingers, bells on her and a bone in her nose, eeeeyye.

There she was friends and neighbors, laying in all her radiant beauty,
She was on a raisin, had a grape, and an apricot, and a pomegranate,
A of chitterlings, two bananas, three hershey bars, four burritos,
Sipping on a frozen margarita, to a transistor radio,
Watching the grand ole opry, reading rolling stone magazine and rocky mountain high.
And ahab up to her and he said, yeeeiiaaaahowowhidehowdihi!
Which is arabic for, let's boogie again like we did summer, baby.
And she said, oh, ahab, ah ha uh, ahab. crazy, baby.

And that's the story about ahab the arab, the sheik of the sand,
He had emeralds and rubies a-dripping off a him and a ring on every finger of his hand.
He wore a big old turban wrapped his head, a scimitar by his side,
And every evening about midnight he'd jump on his camel clyde ...