Luyện nghe bài hát Last Drive-In

Caravan of wire
And crawling across the
Rolling in a single file
Like a moving train

It rumbled out of the mist
the early morning light
Said they till the job was
Finished if it them till midnight

were cats and scrapers
All packed up by mile high crane
And it looked monsters from the old
B movies the drive-ins use to
And we'd goodbye Saturday
the stars, wake up little Suzy

In my car
So many memories, got lost and
When a piece of history hit the
The day they tore the drive-in down

Memories thick as the clouds
made man and machine became one
Boards snapped toothpicks
On their blades but to us it sounded guns

Cowboys soldiers gangsters and
James Bond and his golden
you could sit in your car
And never the key and go
way around the world

And it stood like a landmark for forty
We never thought live to see
It it to the ground and then
disappear like so many childhood dreams
And sang goodbye

A lot of the drivers had tears in their
But I think it was just the dust
See I still believe there's a little
Of that old drive-in in all of us

Nobody moved through what seemed like
And slow motion it came down
We just stood there a taste of metal
In our mouths and a silence all
The day they the last drive-in down
And sang goodbye