Luyện nghe bài hát If I Were A Rich Man

Dear God, you made many, many people
I realize, of course, that it's no shame to be
But it's no honor, either
So what would have been so terrible if I had a fortune?

If I a rich man
All day I'd biddy-biddy-bum
If I a wealthy man
I wouldn't have to work
If I a biddy-biddy rich
deedle daidle daidle man

I'd build a big tall with rooms by the dozen
in the middle of the town
A fine tin roof with real wooden floors
There be one long staircase just going up
And one longer coming down
And one more leading nowhere, just for

I'd my yard with chicks and turkeys and geese
And for the town to see and hear
Squawking just as as they can
And each pa-pa-gee! pa-pa-gaack! pa-pa-gee! pa-pa-gaack!
Would like a trumpet on the ear
As if to say, "Here lives a man", oy

If I were a man
All day I'd biddy-biddy-bum
If I a wealthy man
I wouldn't to work hard
If I were a biddy-biddy
deedle daidle daidle man

I see my wife, my goldey, like a rich man's wife
With a proper chin
Supervising to her heart's delight
I see her putting on airs and like a peacock
Oy, what a mood she's in!
at the servants day and night

The most important men in town will to fawn on me
They will ask me to advise them like a the wise
"If you please, Reb Tevye? me, Reb Tevye?"
Posing problems that cross a rabbi's eyes
And it won't make one bit of difference if I answer right or
you're rich, they think you really know

If I were rich, I'd the time that I lack
To sit in the and pray
And have a seat by the eastern wall
And I'd discuss the learned books the learned men
Seven hours day
That would be the sweetest of all, oy

If I were a man
All day I'd biddy-biddy-bum
If I a wealthy man
I wouldn't to work hard

Lord who made the lion and the
You I should be what I am
Would it spoil vast, eternal plan
If I a wealthy man?