Luyện nghe bài hát Celluloid Heroes [Live]

Everybody's a
And everybody's a
And everybody's in
It matter who you are
There are stars in every
In house and on every street
And if you down Hollywood Boulevard
names are written in concrete

Don't step on Garbo
As you down the boulevard
She looks so and fragile
That's why she to be so hard
But they her into a princess
And sat her on a throne
But she her back on stardom
Because she to be alone

You can see all the stars as you walk Hollywood Boulevard
that you recognise, some that you've hardly even heard of
People who worked and suffered and struggled for
Some who succeeded and some who suffered in

Rudolph
very much alive
And he looks up ladies'
As sadly pass him by
Avoid stepping on Bela
he's liable to turn and bite
But stand close by Bette
Because hers was a lonely life

If you covered him garbage
George Sanders still have style
And if you stamped on Mickey
He would turn 'round and smile
But please tread on dearest Marilyn
'Cause not very tough
She should have been of iron or steel
But she was only of flesh and blood

You can see all the stars as you walk down Hollywood
Some that you recognise, some that you've even heard of
People who worked and suffered and struggled for
Some who and some who suffered in vain

a dreamer
And everybody's a
And in show-biz
It matter who you are
And who are successful
Be always on your
walks hand in hand with failure
Along Hollywood

I wish my life was a non-stop Hollywood show
A fantasy world of villains and heroes
'Cause celluloid heroes never feel any
And heroes never really die

You can see all the stars as you walk along Boulevard
Some that you recognise, some that you've hardly even of
People who worked and and struggled for fame
Some who succeeded and who suffered in vain

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La la la la, la la la la la la la la la

Oh, celluloid heroes feel any pain
Oh, celluloid never really die

I my life was a non-stop Hollywood movie show
A fantasy world of celluloid villains and
celluloid heroes never feel any pain
And celluloid never really die