Luyện nghe bài hát Imaginary Wars

Behind the where I lived
Back I was a kid
I played G.I. Joe beneath the tall trees
I'd fight imaginary
'Til my mom called from our porch
And I'd come home covered in that pitch
From my head to my knees

Too big to wrap my arms
Surely older than I count
Must have been there since the crossed the sea
They'd been blizzards and hurricanes
Summer droughts and freezing
Them pines would forever
At least that's how it to me

Now what's of the old pine woods
all gone and there's a brand new neighborhood
All for a buck they cut down all those
They all of my fondest memories

When those trucks came for my
I did everything I
And it was war for when school let out that June
I ripped down flags and I pulled up
But what difference can one boy
Them pines still fell like thunder on a summer

And I never became
the families that moved in
They were different us or so it seemed
I grew up and moved
I just go home on
But those tall and pines
They're still falling in my

We all want the lawn
And a country club where we
And an SUV to get us there in
But we don't keep track of what we've
We can't the cost
there's no place left for a boy's
Imagination to run

So what's of the old pine woods
It's all gone and it's gone for
All for a buck cut down all those trees