Luyện nghe bài hát Another Old Soldier

he was haggard and gray, and he with a limp
he'd have him a smoke, and take him a sip
in the summer of twenty-four, son of a veteran of the first world war

he entered the service in forty-one, and he didn't come till the fighting was done
wearing a silver star on his chest, damn to say he was one of the best

guns, the stars, the stripes
an eye of tears, and a heart full of pride
when you that distant bugle play
another old soldier away
old soldier fades away

he took a in the hip, outside in Nam.
he was back in the by fifty-one
Douglass Macarthur, was a man among men
and Harry s. Truman, was a end

still he questioned, his uncle Sam
when they sent him in, to
they him home in seventy-three
on a hundred percent,

guns, the stars, the stripes
an eye full of tears, and a full of pride
when you hear that bugle play
another old fades away
old soldier fades away

he loved this country, all of his might
up until the day he died
in a ward at the local V.A.
another old soldier fades

guns, the stars, the stripes
an eye of tears, and a heart full of pride
when you hear that distant play
another old soldier fades
another old soldier away