Luyện nghe bài hát Growing Up

Words & by
Ed Bruce and Phil

Second day of third grade, Three Oaks
She sat in the first row, I was all the way the room
It might as well been the far side of the moon
I had to get her attention, she look at me
I waited for the bell to ring, and we went outside for recess
I put a cricket down the backside of her
Had to a note home, Mama spanked my butt
Daddy me, "Son, that's part of growing up"

You and learn to give and take
to use your strength
And when you need a touch
Sometimes it patience
Sometimes a greater store of
You it growing up

Andy was my best friend, all the way through school
We couldn't for Friday night
We'd in change for gas in his car and roam
One night I was so he went out on his own
Two o'clock in the morning, I'd just gotten to
Mama took the call and me
"That was Daddy on the phone"
missed that hairpin curve on Levee Road
Andy to run hard, he never buckled up
Mama held me when I cried up

You live and to give and take
When to for strength
understanding's not enough
Look in the eye
Even when the road rough
It's not growing up

I forget the day she called me home from work
The pains were closer
She said, "Hon, don't panic, but it's to go"
We named him "Andy" for a I used to know
It hit me just this morning, I dropped him off at
No revelation
I bowed my head and the Lord for all I've got
Little league and picnics in the park
Both our folks are well, the circle's filling out
I treasure every moment; I'm growing up

You live and to give and take
Always try to do your
And hope it's enough
If you lose the faith
You'll always find the
It's all of growing up