Luyện nghe bài hát Carissa

Oh Carissa, when I saw you, you were a lovely child
And the last time I saw you, you were fifteen and pregnant and wild
I remember wondering, there be a light at the end of your tunnel?
But I left Ohio then and had pretty much forgotten all you
I guess you were there some ago at a family funeral
But you were one of so many I didn't know which one was you

morning I woke up to so many 330 area code calls
I my mom back and she was in tears and asked had I spoke to my father?
Carissa burned to death night in a freak accident fire
In her yard in Brewster her daughter came home from a and found her
Same way as my uncle, who was her
An aerosol can blew up in the trash, goddamn, were the odds?

She was just getting ready to go to her midnight as an RN in Wadsworth
And she vanished up in flames like that but there had to be more to her life's
Everyone's grieving out of their minds, making and taking drugs
But I'm flying out there tomorrow because I need to give and get some
I got questions that I'd like to get answered
I may never get them, but Carissa, I've got to know how did it

Carissa was thirty-five, you don't just raise two kids and take out your and die
She was my second cousin, I didn't her well at all but it don't mean that I wasn't
Now to find some poetry, to make some sense of this, to a deeper meaning
In this senseless tragedy, O Carissa, I'll sing name across every sea

Were you doing someone else's chores for
Were you just time, finding things to do all by your lonesome?
Was it even you who put flammables in the trash?
Was it your kids just being If so, the guilt they will carry around forever
Well I'm out there to get a look at the landscapes
To get a look at I'm connected by blood and see how it all may have shaped me
Well I'm going out there though I'm not really
I'm just so broken up about it, how is it this sad history repeated?
I'll to Ohio, to the place I was spawned
Going to see where I hung with my cousins and played with in the snow and fished in their pond
Going to see how they've grown, visit some graves and say, "Hey, I've you"
Going to find out as as I can about my little second cousin Carissa

go to Ohio, where I was born
Got a 10:45 AM flight, I'm tomorrow morn
to see my aunts and uncles, my parents and sisters
Mostly I'm going to pay my respects to my little cousin Carissa

Going to Ohio, where I I belong
Ask who know the most about Carissa
For it is her life and death that I am drawn

Carissa was thirty-five, raised kids since she was fifteen old and suddenly died
Next to an old river, pit, oh there's gotta be more than that to it
She was only my second cousin but it don't mean that I'm not here for her or that I
Meant to give her life poetry, or to sure her name is known across every city