Luyện nghe bài hát Bill McCai

Family taught him right wrong
With tales and children's songs
school was his shelter
With his Joe and Walter

Now days so far away
An swing where he once played
Now he's so fat and bald
He never thought he'd grow old

An' when he gets the train
Looks out the window and he thinks in
If I could be that boy again

Sales job it him down
Same old faces, same old
Heart attacks, orthopedic
and labeled racks

His wife stand the sight of him
his routine glass of gin
She makes his of processed ham
I'm waiting for the man

An' everyday he gets the train
out the window and he thinks in vain
If I could be that boy again
Take it Bill

He be that boy again

Another day, gin
His kids don't notice him
Something different about his
His smile seems out of place

Family round for tea
Eyes fixed on the new
A flash came then it said
Bill McCai was just dead

No windows, no more trains
Hung himself out in the
Now never be that boy again

And we say
Bye, bye McCai
Bye, bye Bill
Bye, bye McCai