Luyện nghe bài hát Dear Friend

Dear friend, been a long, long while
I've been meaning to you
But it was my style
But what is these days now I'm a man

You blow sincere kisses to mistresses on afternoons
Do you wear your disguises, feign the
At the she asks when she dares to accuse?
Does your past lie the dust sheet
In the corner of a musty
That's where I keep now, now I'm a family man

Are horses still running when the bookies shop close?
Is the band still together, did you ever get on the
We the same women and we drank the same beer
We came as a pair when we ran around
How are your these days, now you're a man?

Buy a drink for the boy in my at the end of the bar
Give my regards to Nina, slam a
I'll write you at Christmas or send you a card
But if you pass by, you're to drop in and see me
'Cos it's unlikely be round your way
'Cos I'm happy to be where I am, living as a family man

Do you still your leathers or did you give them away?
Do you dream of Joni and sidewalk cafes?
Is your Norton still running, is the old man alive?
Do you still get to Dalkeith, is your rent as high?
But I suppose you've a mortgage, now a family man

Dear friend, it's been a long, long
I've been to write you
But it was my style
But is these days, now I'm a family man
Now I'm a man
Now I'm a man