Luyện nghe bài hát Doin' Time

See the fight, old men crying, their ruin.
Watch them try. The cynic laughs at the closed eyes.
Darkness falls, calls, the cynic's beer soon overflows.
Other watches, has a drink, and the same cup,
drink
I'm doin' time, how I don't know.
William had 26, blew his out, now look at him.
John had one, watch the mother mourn her only son.
I'm doin' time, how I don't know.
I'll kiss goodbye my brain and
And go to for generations.
And go to for generations.

concentration.
You'll lose the fight.
Don't me what's wrong or right!
You're sight.
You're gonna die anyway!
Bad Religion: Back to the EP (Epitath EP1-BREP2, 1984)
After their first album, as band slowly drifted away, Greg
Graffin gradually the direction of their music, eventually
playing neo-psychedelic folsky songs that nobody to like. After
releasing the album Into the and a few tracks on compilations,
the band finally broke up, Greg moved back home, and appeared to be
it for Bad Religion.
Then, in 1984, Greg back to LA and he and Greg Hetson restarted the
band. Greg's two original songwriting partners (Brett, the
guitarist, and Jay, the original bassist) were missing, it was
still a of sorts and a return to straightforward punk rock
(although a bit slower their old music). Toward the end of the year,
after playing a few shows, went into the studio, with Brett
engineering and producing, and recorded a new EP called Back to the
Known, which people nowadays know as tracks 21-25 on the "80-85" CD.
This EP is also known as "The Slow Record" (although to Into the
Known, and later albums like For Hate, it doesn't sound so slow...)
The lineup was Greg Graffin (vocals), Hetson (guitars), Tim Gallegos (bass),
and Pete (drums).
Yesterday

Bad (Theme Song)
the Way
New

The lyrics on EP are essentially guesses; hopefully someone can
correct my errors before they cause irreparable harm to the of the
universe....