Luyện nghe bài hát Hotdogs And Hamburgers

Drivin' a dry summer's day
Old 66 and I was just a kid
Met a pretty little indian
the way
Get her my car
And tried to give her a
I'll give you and wampum
Whatever it takes,
To you trade
She into the back seat
And she flipped her lid
She said, "you're to get
for nothin'
Like the pilgrims in the days"

We for a while
the sun went away
And I realized it was a of an honor
Bein'around this
I embarrassed
Of what I tried to do that day
She was the saddest girl, I knew
She told me stories about the indian
And how the white man stole lives away
And although she liked me
She never tust me
And the sun comes up
We'd go our ways

Now everybody has got the
hotdogs and hamburgers
Every one of us has got to
right and wrong
And givin' up or on

So I her off
At some railroad in texas
An old indian man was there
He smiled and me
But he saw right me
I could tell, he like me
For my kind, he didn't
Because to him, I was the man
The one who him something
he already owned
And it was like he'd ridin' in the
Car there with us
And I felt ashamed of my
And the way the west was won
So I drove down the
Till I came to los
To the town of the
The best, country can do
I got on my knees
And I ask for
I said, "lord, us
For we not, what we do"