Luyện nghe bài hát Bethlehem Steel

I once fell in love a stranger I met.
We talked life and in coffee shop dawns.
Those days weren't easy, I was I was lazy,
and was a war on.
But I knew every rock and I drove a sports car,
and she was a blonde.

My father worked dayshift at Steel,
and I ran with a dancer who rose wine.
And the were terrific on the wild pacific -
I had more my share of times.
She was a stone fox and richer Fort Knox,
and the summer, sublime.

Time, did you go...
black lights and dreams ... Bardot?
Memories like the spokes in a wheel,
gone like the smoke from the cauldrons of Steel.

I stuck out my thumb, met a by the bay.
Ah, she smoked Gauloises in a beret.
She paisley and cheap fur,
although I loved her,
so I headed to L.A.
And I a new start with my coffeeshop sweetheart,
and with me today.

Time, did you go...
black lights and ... Bridget Bardot?
Memories blurred the spokes in a wheel,
gone like the smoke from the of Bethlehem Steel.