Luyện nghe bài hát Cowboy And The Hippie

On a highway through the beneath an overpass
Sat two hikers watchin' cars go by
Now one was wearin' sandles with straggly hair
Rose glasses for his eyes

Now the other was a cowboy, he'd down on his luck
Lost his at the Tuscon Rodeo
And he sat what remained of his trusty pickup truck
And like the now he's thumbin' down the road

Now some folks realize but it's a well know fact
Cowboy's and hippies never got along
Now was it coincidence or some weird act of fate
That brought these two on the road?

Well they sat there without while the morning sun rose high
When a hot breeze commenced to blow
And the of the incense and six weeks without a bath
Finally drifted down and reached the cowboy's

Well, man that really did it, he couldn't no more
And he tied his old 'round his face
Said, "You greasy stinking hippie you'd put a to shame
Boy, you're a to the human race"

Now the hippie he just sat there and gave the a smile
Said, "Man you don't smell so sweet
I'm not too sure what that green stuff is on your boots
And on your jeans but whew it's to make a buzzard belch"

The said, "Now listen I ain't gonna that that stuff from you
No long haired freak's gonna to me that way, get up"
Well the hippie said, "Now hold on man, what good's that do
You know fighting never nothing anyway"

Said, "You know man, in a lot of we're an awful lot alike
you get down beneath the skin
Like two with different covers but the same words inside
both brothers of the wind"

"Now we both love our freedom and answer to no man
And you've heard it to thine own self be true
just a couple of free spirts drifting across the land
Doing exactly we want to do"

Said, "Now me I got my thing and you, you got
And I don't see why we get along
say the closest thing to freedom is livin' on the road
In a country where almost gone"

Well the cowboy, he just stood up there and said a word
But you know this hippie made a lot of sense
Well shook hands and parted as a truck pulled to the side
And the he went east and I went west