Luyện nghe bài hát Dan

"Dan"
by Eric

I'm pleased to you, my name's Dan,
and I'm an working man
A badge, they tell me,
but it's one I wear with
A fair work for a fair day's pay,
I've always lived my life way
But now I can't thinking,
I've been for a ride

Those years on the factory floor,
toilin' in the roar,
that made me old my time,
wrecked my and my health
And I total up the cost,
what I've gained to what lost
I ask now Dan,
what's the total of wealth?
Just how much is your worth?

I in a house I'll never own,
never get a housing loan
Bank and suchlike,
rate the likes of me
Feeding kids on a fitter's wage,
I've always found it to save
And being an working man
don't as equity

All those of toil and sweat,
in and out of debt
I often look back on
and ask for what?
A house on a grimy street
An fight to make ends meet
you add it all together,
it seem like a lot
But it's all I've got

But a life can't be judged alone
by what he has or he owns
It's what he and cares for
that gives it
And gives meaning to my life
are my three and my wife
always stuck together,
always a family

Now my kids are on the dole,
out the beggar's bowl
I see the in their eyes,
it cuts me to the
and I simply stand aside
my kids are slowly crucified?
Watch all I've worked and for
as it slowly falls
Well by Christ, I do that

I'm pleased to you, my name's Dan,
and I'm an honest man
A badge, they tell me,
but one I wear with pride
A fair day's work for a day's pay,
always lived my life that way
But now I help thinking,
I've been for a ride

And I ain't got much to spare,
what I I'm going to share
To give my and other kids,
purpose, pride, and place
And you leeches, fat on my sweat,
I you I won't forget
When I you if you'd share the load,
you right in my face
Yes, you laughed right in my

I'm pleased to you, my name's Dan,
and I'm an honest man