Luyện nghe bài hát It's A Fine Life

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and slam!

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Nancy! Wake up boys! The is 'ere.

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Ladies?! Cor! at him!

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'Ere, we'll less of that if you don't mind!
'Ere, so where's the gin, then,

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All in moderation, my dear, all in moderation.
Too much gin can be a dangerous for a pure, young girl.

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Ooh, and what's wrong a bit of danger then, eh, Mr. Fagin?
After all it's the only excitement we get.
And who would us that small pleasure?

[sung] Small pleasures, pleasures
Who would deny us
Gin toddies -- large --
No if you please!
I rough it, I it
Life is a of chance.
I tire of it --
this merry dance.
If you don't mind having to go things
a fine life.

It's a life.

Tho' it ain't all jolly old outings...
It's a fine

It's a life.

When you got to love
You your cares and strife
Let the prudes look on us
Let the wide world on us
a fine,

life!

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Ain't that right, Bet? Go on, you 'em girl.

Who cares if
Sneer at us in the
Fine airs and graces

Don't to sin to eat.

We through London

Who knows we many find?

There's pockets undone
On a behind.

If you don't mind it as it turns out,
a fine life!

It's a life!

Keep the burning until it burns out
a fine life.

It's a life.

Though you sometimes do by
The occasional eye
You can cover one
'Til he the other one
But you don't cry.

No flounces, no
No frills and
All winds and all
Ain't good for fancy

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true.

[sung] trappings,

These

These we can afford.

What

What

got our bed and board.

If you mind having to deal with Fagin
a fine life!

It's a life!

Though diseased threaten to bring the plague in
a fine life!

It's a life!

But the is green and dense
On the side of the 'fence'.

And we good care of it
we get our share of it
And we mean pence.

No! If you don't mind having to or lump it...
It's a fine

It's a life!

Tho' there's no tea-supping and eating
a fine life!

It's a life!

Not for me, the home
husband, happy wife
Tho' it sometimes me...
...For the likes of as me...
a fine...

Fine... life!