Luyện nghe bài hát Barlow Chapin

Barlow was a big man Barlow Chapin was a real man
he'd play ball all the girls would scream
If the boys complained he'd whip the whole team Chapin was a big man

Chapin was a big man not an ounce of fat was on his bones
Just muscles made him strong
His was only about thirty inches around
But he stood 6-4 and weighed 220 pounds Barlow Chapin was a big man
Born and raised in the Ozark Hills in the land of the mountains and corn stills
He datin' a girl when he was fifteen
Her name was Debbie the high school
Debbie was the prettiest girl in
But for another boy to look at her had to be a fool
Cause she was girl that was understood
For he'd whip the whole class and I'll who he would
Chapin was a big man...

Well before graduation day Debbie and Barlow announced their wedding day
Well they got married bout a year ago and I Barlow the other day
And I didn't hardly him why he wouldn't have weighed a hundred pounds
The moral of the story is that is a wonderful thing
But too much of it will sure get you
Why got Barlow down to less than a hundred
And Chapin was a big man...