Luyện nghe bài hát Barbara Song

I once used to in my innocent youth,
(And I was as innocent as you),
That someone some day come my way,
And then I should know best to do.
And if got money, and seemed a nice chap,
And his workday were white as snow,
And if he how to treat a girl with due respect,
I'd to tell him, "No!"
That's where you must keep your head on and insist on
slow.
Sure the moon shine throughout the night,
Sure the boat is on the tied up tight,
as far as things can go.
Oh, you can't lie back, you stay cold at heart,
Oh, you not let your feelings show.
Oh, the moment you feel it start,
Oh, then your answer's, "No!"
The one that came was a man of Kent,
And all a man ought to be.
The one owned three ships down at Wopping,
And the third was crazy me.
And as they'd got money, and all seemed chaps,
And their shirts were white as snow,
And as they how to treat a girl with due respect,
Each I told them, "No!"
That's when I used to get my head screwed on and I to take
it slow.
Sure the moon could throughout the night,
the boat was on the river tied up tight,
That's as far as things go.
Oh, you can't lie back, you must stay at heart,
Oh, you must not let your show.
Oh, the moment you it might start,
Oh, then only answer's, "No!"
But one day, and the day was blue,
Came a man who ask at all.
And he went and hung his hat on the of my little attic,
And what happened, I recall.
And as he'd got no and was not a nice chap,
And his Sunday shirts not like snow,
And as he'd no idea of a girl with due respect,
I not tell him, "No!"
the day my head was not screwed on, and to hell with going
slow!
Oh, the moon shine so clear and bright,
Oh, the kept drifting downstream that night,
was how it simply had to go.
Oh, you lie back, you must stay cold at heart,
In the end have to let your feelings show.
Oh, the moment you it might start,
And no time for saying, "No!"