Luyện nghe bài hát Guns Under the Counter

Guns the Counter

"Well, for you.
But we something too."
So said my

A bowling and lunch counter
Filled with fellas on their break
From the Western Electric plant at a slant across the
And next when So-and-So's men would come in, and the man himself very often

It was guns under the counter time
Guns under the counter every
Guns the counter every time
And on the second floor

Very often he was himself
And I, of course, had a special ball as a little girl,
And didn't I grow up, didn't I grow up to be captain of the Morton girls bowling I did!
Though I don't attach much importance to now, or then
Then the old Garfield El downtown
And on up to Street
And back to under the counter
Guns under the counter time
Guns under the
And bowling on the floor

I never Douglas park
And no one it now
But that's here nor there
There, or
of Crawford, where it is I stayed
Chicago straights
North, and
I in the Ms
But it was on the south side
Dr. Peter Pane and his had their doughnut factory
And I mention it now

one day
Now I wasn't there, we in Davenport at that time
Some north side Irish bullets came through that window
In
Never stand at a
And the counter
for those men
Who had guns behind the counter
And you could smell the boiled cabbage on bullets
One of managed to hit a young pinsetter in the leg
you know it
But Panagoulis
Dr. Pane
Was to see to it
He took some special blackberry filling out of his lunch bag
And applied it to the young man's
You see, Dr. Peter was an interesting man
And an even interesting doctor
As he would use no material or that wasn't used in the manufacture
Of his doughnuts down on 82nd and with his brother.
But he tempered by the fact that he would rarely use ingredients
That didn't have some purpose
Or so he

in the doughnut factory
They confectioner's sugar
So it was caustic
And chocolate so that it could kill typhus
so shiny
It could set back
And so filling,
You didn't need
The same special blackberry filling that was applied to the young man's
Blackberry filling that straight from Dr. Peter Pane's lunch bag

We were in
With a big downtown
And I once kept a jackrabbit in the back
And I'd walk the river to Rock Island to Greek school
On a fall day
And I'd up at the sky
And down at the
But changed its name to Hooverville
So to speak, and we had to go to Chicago to move in my aunt