Luyện nghe bài hát Be Careful Who You Love (arthur’s Song)

The old guitar had run out of liquor
So I sat down beside him and bought him a
Then I bought him another and finally some
Returned to his cheeks and he said with a

"Son, I worked with your daddy, I knew and ol' Lefty
I played on the Oprey when it was strong
But it's show-biz you know, sometimes it gets
So buy me and I'll sing you a song"

"Be careful who you love, for love can be
Be careful who you love, be sure she you too"

Well, you like it, I see and that's real to me
'Cause Bocephus, I've hundreds and some you know well
I and sold 'em, they bought 'em and stoled 'em
But paper is cheap, why they're just tunes, what the

Then he tried to sell me the song he'd song me
I told him that song is a of your soul
"Keep your song, some money", said Hank Jr.
"Bless you, son"
And I heard him singin' as I out the door
He said, "Now remember"

"Be careful who you love, for can be untrue
Be careful who you love, be sure she you too"

Well, that was a year ago and now friends wouldn't ya know
The songs a big hit, some superstar he wrote
He sings it and grins and the money in
a wonder the words don't stick in his throat

Now I think of that writer, his was Arthur and I often wonder
Just how many hit he sold in his time
And how many men take the that God gave 'em
And throw it for the pretty red wine, quite a few

Be who you love, for love can be untrue
Be careful who you love, be sure she you too