Luyện nghe bài hát Bad Penny

It all started when I you
You because you knew
There was set in motion
currency could move
You led me to an empty bench inside a park
You me wait,
You my watch,
And the sky go dark.
I looked around and got
I heard a crow
And a tiny cirlce rolled our way and in the snow
You pointed at penny
And it pointed at you
And our great told yours truly what to do

He said, "We've all got money,
all got time.
So, sell the house, sell the car,
Sell the to a copper mine.
Maybe the rock of ages is just another
And to his empty childen: leave empty world alone."

I grabbed your and hurried
Knew we have much time
We left the and ran like hell to make it out alive.
We scurried under bushes a field mouse from a snake
I a tug upon my shirt sleeve from a beggar at the gate.

He said, "Can you spare a nickle son, I'm to my last two."
I said that I was done with
So a would have to do
But when first I my wallet
I realized my mistake
Our great emancipator's big head began to shake

He said, "I'll see penny and raise you ninety-nine,
Seems all your gods and prophets never reached the line
Maybe the of ages is just another stone
And to his childen: leave this empty world alone."

I tossed away that and that beggar-man just laughed
I hailed a taxicab before it hurried past
He me, "Where to mister?"
Up to and Fifty-Third.
I at you, you looked at me
And we didn't a word.
was silence in the city
As we under the moon
And that taxi-man starting some old antebellum tune.
He turned around to us 'neath the lights of Broadway
And tall man in the tophat said,
"There's something got to say:
I don't want your money, a minute of your time
You can sell your house, sell kids,
your soul to the picket line.
Maybe the rock of ages is just stone
But to his empty childen: this world alone."