Luyện nghe bài hát I knew the Bride (When she used to rock and roll

I the bride when she used to rock and roll
I knew the bride she used to rock and roll

Well, the was a picture in the gown that her mama wore
When she was married nearly twenty-seven years before
They had to change the a little but it looked just fine
Stayed up all night, but they got it just in time

Now on the arm of her daddy, she's walkin' the aisle
I see her catch my eye and give me a smile
Maybe too old fashioned, but we once were close friends
Oh but the way she looks today, she never could have then

Well, I can see her now in her blue jeans
Stuffin' all her in the record machine
Spinnin' a top, you should of seen her go
I the bride when she used to rock and roll
I knew the bride she used to rock and roll

Well, the proud daddy only to give his little girl the best
So he put down a grand on a little lover's nest
You could have called the reception an unqualified
At a flash for a hundred and fifty guests

Well, take a look at the smilin' pleased as pie
hands all around with a glassy look in his eye
He got a good job and his shirt and tie is nice
But I remember a time when she never would have at him twice

Well, I can see her now drinkin' with the
Breakin' their hearts they were toys
She used to do the pony, she used to do the
I knew the bride when she used to and roll
I the bride when she used to rock and roll
I the bride when she used to rock and roll
I knew the bride when she to rock and roll

Well, I can see her now with her man on
Struttin' up and down to her song
I remember when she used to want to make a lot of noise
Hoppin' and boppin' with the street corner
She to wanna party, she used to wanna go
I knew the bride she used to rock and roll
I knew the bride when she to rock and roll
I knew the when she used to rock and roll
I the bride when she used to rock and roll
I knew the bride she used to do the pony
I knew the bride when she used to rock and
I knew the bride when she to want to party
I knew the bride when she used to and roll