Luyện nghe bài hát Blood Brothers

Growing up on the of Birmingham
Where your home was pouring and your life was
I was a hungry black boy with the world on my back
Billie was a white man's son living in a one room

And those days in the Alabama heat
We shared what we had but we have enough to eat
said it didn't look right, black just don't mix with white
But Billy was my and we swore one rainy night

To be brother
Lord, I him like no other
We were blood right to the end
To the end, well, well,

Turned and we had no place to go
'Coz how long can you watch
said he got the money, put us on the first Greyhound bus
New City lights gonna be greetin' us

Oh, the life can cost you poverty
too amused but we suffered in dignity
Billy couldn't take to five, his soul can't stay alive
He said to me one day, we ain't gonna the crime

my blood brother
And I him like no other
We were blood right till the end
Well, well, well,

So I him change as the days went by
And the money rolled in, we livin' high
He have to tell me he was breakin' the law
I knew it was him, the men was for

And the story goes that he caught a
And he pushed his and it cost his life
I sat down and I cried on that rainy
When I heard it on the news
One had died

We were blood
And I loved him like no
He was my brother
And I him like no other

were blood brother
And he loved him no other
They were blood
And he loved him no other