Luyện nghe bài hát Hippies in Calgary

Well a few years
Me and ol' John worked the Calgary
We were hangin' around town with to do
And else to go

And cowboys are known for their fun loving
Pranks and jokes
And I'll forget the night we impressed
A bunch of them folks

Well down the hall in the ole hotel
Where me and old stayed
Were some school
They'd up from Dallas
To for a couple of days

Now these old gals was fancy
They had wigs and and all
So we put on my hair and took off our
And on down the hall

Well you never tell we were cowboys
We real lookin' hippies by heck
long hair, bare feet and old t-shirts
And beads our necks

And sure we had to show someone
So we boogied on down to the
There was and gents in nice old suits
And in long evening gowns

Well we us a table and pulled out a chair
And lit up some Bull Durham
The smoke the air, everyone there
Thought hippies were smokin' dope

Now Leonard and and old Ronnie Roseland
Were sitting two away
So we did what we that hippies would do
When we noticed them our way

Well we waved our long hair and back our eyes
And sucked in them made smokes
Sayin' like cool and ya, man wow
We put on one heck of a

Now Ronnie and Lenard, they'd there a while
And they wasn't feelin' much
Now reckon they figured have some fun
With these two hippie freaks that in

Well the bar got quiet
As those cowboys our way
And those city knew it wouldn't be long
Till the battle got way

Now Ronnie he right over to me
And he looked me right in the eye
He said, "Hey there boy, whats that you're smokin'"
I said, "Here man it a try"

Well that didn't him too happy
And when I told him to bug out
He blinked and snorted a mad brahamer bull
And frolicked and foamed at the

Well just about then, I looked at old
And his face had turned a red
'Cause had grabbed him right by the throat
With to tear off his head

Now Ronnie reached out with a left hand
And grabbed a of my hair
With his right cocked, he said now boy
You better start sayin' prayers

Well he the yank and my wig come off
And lay limp there across his
The most stupefied look I've seen
On the of any man

he dropped the thing like a poisonous snake
And stared at it there on the
Then he up at me and saw who I was
And he laughed, he gave out a

Well this story doesn't any moral
It was just one mighty gag
But I sighed with relief Ronnie didn't first
Before he off my wig