Luyện nghe bài hát I Miss America

By the I was thirteen I started takin' shape
At eighteen I was so beautiful that the strangers to gape
They told me enter the ultimate
If as gorgeous as you seem
They said, "Please, please, be our American dream"

But late night beneath the grievin' moon
There's a dazzling in my motel room
For a grunting judge his bulging eyes
I give my all for his prize

Oh why, oh
I, I Miss America on TV
clad in satin rags
But everything's it should be
Oh say, can you Oh say, can you see?

After showed me the game ball they told me put on weight
told me I'd be so powerful, then they told me I would be great
They told me Uncle Sam he coach you, his helmet on your head
And they said, "Please, please, please,
win and beat the spread"

But the new game that the owners had made
Meant that win or lose would be a little trade
For the team's become a real mine
And the kid's off for the bottom line

Oh why, oh
Mr. America on TV
The winner's joy the battered boy
For everything's it should be
Oh say can, you see? Oh say, can you

At last come together, call it marriage or civil war
If it brings us to battle, babe, it be worth our fighting for
Though today came up cloudy, will be other days
Oh, please, please, please,
What else is to say?

But in plywood spread, by a stream
And in separate beds a borrowed dream
And with wide, the silence deep
We take two so at last we'll sleep

Oh why, oh
Mr. and Mrs. America, our on TV
Can you hear laughter?
For everything's where it be
Oh say, can you Oh say, can you see?

My little boy he told me just the other night.
He whispered it as I kissed him before I turned out the
And of he said it simple as only children can
He said, "Daddy, daddy, daddy,
I'm ready to again"