Luyện nghe bài hát Daddy Said

Oh, I used to wish I was a hard line
say, six to one a half dozen'll break her
Till I fell in love with a man who sang the blues

Oh, my daddy, he warned me well
He'd whisper in my ear, he said, "Now out, gal
There's always a ne'er do well call you the fool"

He said, "You'll never to fish on a borrowed line
You'll never to write if you're walkin' 'round cryin'
And a pity that you're lover died young
But never get tired of livin' alone"

So, now I dream of the lover that I don't
It's safer this way I don't have to go
And he won't so nobody goes away

Sometimes I wish for the of his hand
Take a look in these and understand
I'm just a little too old to be a-learnin' the rules of the

He said, "You'll learn to fish on a borrowed line
You'll never to write if you're walkin' 'round cryin'
And it's a pity that you're lover died
But you'll never get of livin' alone"

Oh, I could take him to Mexico
kick our heels in the warm cloudy gulf
He'd a song about the weather in the Poconos
lover that I don't know

Then two hearts would pound 'stead of one in the
I'd learn to fish with my own
Catch my dream and hope that would hold

He said, "You'll never learn to on a borrowed line
You'll never learn to write if you're 'round cryin'
And it's a pity that you're lover died
But never get tired of livin' alone"

No, I never get of livin' alone
Sometimes my feet get cold when I'm livin'