Luyện nghe bài hát Cooky and Lila

(D. Hickey)

He was a order cook, and not too much to look at
And he traded in his foot, for a in the war
He loved a girl Lila, in a bar across the highway
And you ought to see him smilin' at her comin' the door

Lila always knew, she wasn't no ravin'
She traded in her to a trucker at sixteen
But she forgets to remember how he left her off in
When she sees her Cooky as she opens up the screen

And he
"Hi Lila, how a cup of coffee?
Take a off, take your shoes off, here's the sugar and the cream"
Cooky's to war and Lila's been to Denver
And of them are casualties of someone else's dream

Cooky pours the trucker's coffee, Lila serves the rigger's
And resists invitations to go ridin' for a while
'Cause at a diner across the highway, on a shelf the pastry
a cup reserved for Lila and the man who makes her smile

When he
"Hi Lila, how about a cup of
Take a load off, take your shoes off, the sugar and the cream"
Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
And both of them are casualties of else's dream

Now as the nation rolls along, like a semi down the
lonely broken bodies in the grass along the road
I've finally found a reason for believing in the
Seeing Cooky and his drinking coffee all alone

Oh yes
"Hi Lila, how about a cup of
Take a load off, take your off, here's the sugar and the cream"
Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
And both of them are casualties of else's dream

Cooky's been to war, Lord and Lila's been to
And both of them are casualties of someone dream

(c)1975 Songs/Baron Music Publ.