Luyện nghe bài hát Best of All Possible Worlds

I was runnin' through the summer rain, try'n' to catch that evenin'
And kill the old familiar pain weavin' through my tangled
When I tipped my bottle back and into a cop I didn't see
That police man said, "Mister Cool, if you ain't drunk, then a
fool."
I said, "If that's against the law, then tell me why I saw
A man in that jail of yours who wasn't neither black or poor as
me?"
Well, that was when turned out the lights
And I wound up in jail to spend the
And dream of all the wine and girls
In best of all possible worlds.
Well, I woke up next mornin' feelin' like my was gone
And like my thick old tongue was something sick and wrong
And I told that man I'd sell my soul for something wet and as that
old cell.
That kindly jailer grinned at me, all up with sympathy
Then poured himself another beer and came and in my ear,
"If booze was just a dime a bottle boy, you couldn't buy the smell"
I said, "I knew there was something I liked about town."
But it takes than that to bring me down, down, down.
'Cause there's still a lot of wine and lonely
In best of all possible worlds
Well, they finally came and told me they was a gonna set me
And I'd be leavin' if I knew what was good for me
I said, "It's nice to learn that ev'rybody's so about my
health."
(They were with it)
I said, "I won't be leavin' no more than I can
'Cause I've enjoyed about as of this as I can stand
And I don't need this town of yours than I never needed nothin'
else."
'Cause there's still a lot of drinks that I drunk
And lots of thoughts that I ain't thunk
And there's still so many lonely girls
In best of all possible worlds.