Luyện nghe bài hát Dead End Street

I was born in a city the called the 'Windy
And they call it the 'Windy City' of the 'Hawk'. All mighty Hawk
Talking about Mr. Wind of mean around winter time
I happen to live on a street was a dead-end street
There was nothing to block or buffer the wind, the
them from knocking my pad down, Jim I mean really socking it to me
And the boiler would and the heat was gone
I would have to get fully before I could go the bed
Put everything on but my goulashes cause they had on them
And my folks didn't play that said don't you be getting up in with
Buckles on goulashes and tear up my bed clothes but I was fortunate
As soon as I was big enough to get a job save me enough money to buy me a ticket I
I got myself together now so I'm going back there to see about it see if it's the same
I just wanted to tell you about it, you it's all right

They say this is a big town I live in the poorest part
I was raised on a dead-end street in a city without a
I learned to fight before I was six only way I could get
But when you're raised on a dead-end street you have to be tough and
Now all the are always getting in trouble that the way it's always been
But when the are all against you how can you win
I'm gonna push my way out of ever thou I can't say when
But I'm gonna get off of this dead-end street and I ain't never gonna back again
I'm gonna push my way out of here ever thou I say when
But I'm gonna get off of this dead-end
And I ain't never gonna come back to here again
Never, No I ain't come back here to live on this dead-end street no more
Cause I'm gonna get me a job, I'm save my dough
Get away from here you-all, I ain't gonna come no more
Not ever, street
I tired of breaking my back start using my mind

of working all of the time
I say trouble down there
I say there's trouble down
I say there's trouble there yeah
off a dead-end street
Down off a street