Luyện nghe bài hát "If It Doesn't Come Naturally

Nothing that's forced can be right.
If it doesn't naturally, leave it.
That's what she said as she out the light,
And we bent our as slaves of the night.
She lowered her guard ... showed me the
She got trying to fight.
Saying oh, you'd better it.

Well I'm up to my neck in crumbling
Of all that I from life.
When I looked for all I got was neglect,
Though I swallowed the as a sign of the times.
But dealing a Jack from the back of the
They said, "You again."
"Oh," I said, "who it?"

don't get me wrong now I tried to get on
With the who got in my way.
And I put on a smile and I all the while to be straight.
But they just more all the time and I'm sure
you know what I mean when I say,
That I'm sick of the touch and there's so much you can take.

Well that's real is ever for free,
And you have to pay for it sometime.
She it before, she said it to me --
I suppose she there was nothing to see
But the same old four walls
She for living inside.
I said, "oh, you just mean it."

Well there was never a that she had to get out.
She was looking around for a way.
In the pit of the night there was nowhere to any more.
She was out on a limb, she was for things
she wanted, but just couldn't say.
And she had to be sure that she wouldn't get like before.

Well nothing that's forced can be right,
If it doesn't naturally, leave it.
That's what she said as she out the light,
And she may been wrong, and she may have been right.
But I woke with the frost, and she'd lost
The that covered her eyes.
I said, "oh, you can it."