Luyện nghe bài hát America The Ugly

There was a man, to see the USA from a foreign land
To photograph the of dear old Uncle Sam
He got off the boat in New York, down to the Bowery
I know what the man to photograph and to see

were hopeless, hungry living dead
Winos who sell their souls for a bottle of a red
That's the picture that he
And that's what he got say, America the ugly today

He went to the Appalachians and he saw what we all seen
Where live on bread and soup, fat back and pinto beans
He saw the hungry and he photographed the ragged clothes
I guess we're try to tell him that it ain't so

There were good men standin' around nothing to do
young women who didn't even have a pair of shoes
The man got his
And what are we to say, "America the ugly today"

Then he went to the medicare and he saw the old people there
It seems that the young generation just want 'em in their hair
He saw the poor man workin' it out the mighty rich lives high
And my that brings a gleam to the enemy's eyes

There some folks, had plenty and some had none at all
The enemy when a heart gets hard, the country is bound to fall
If we get and hearts together we won't have to hear them say
"America the ugly today, America the today"