Luyện nghe bài hát American Cars

I an American car
it took me two places I'd never
one was beyond my home state line
& the was in the state pen
I felt guilty for what I'd
I pulled off to the side of the & prayed
there were newspaper men all around at the
you read about it the very next day

As I sit here behind windscreen tonight
I wonder back through my awkward
we were teenagers in classrooms, but adults in bars
I search my mind over & grit my
& dance down the lane of old 18
I believe in broken hearts & American

I was the one who never got
she lost her shirt taking a on me
I choked back & was speechless
as she the door on permanent leave
but while I sped along the road
& tasted my last breath of air
in that coupe in my brief embrace
I left that mess in my rearview

As I sit here behind windscreen tonight
I wonder through my awkward flight
we were teenagers in classrooms, but young adults in
I search my mind & grit my teeth
& dance the right lane of old 18
I believe in broken hearts & American

years later I stepped through the front gate
feeling stronger in & mind
she & I had made a vow, or a pact of some
never to & never to be unkind
how can one day lay in the of spring
& the next be the middle of
I started if I was ever really there
or if I'd stolen car at all

Well, as I sit here behind this tonight
I wonder through my awkward flight
we were teenagers in classrooms, but adults in bars
I search my mind over & my teeth
& dance the right lane of old 18
I believe in hearts & American Cars