Luyện nghe bài hát Last of the Window Cleaners

I was the of the window-cleaners
I was as such
When they out the ring-leaders
They I'd seen too much
But I only saw what the did
The also
I only saw how the other half
I just washed windows
Maybe up my ladder I got ideas above my
if ever had a working man had a higher education
I learned to clarity
And that is a two-way thing
That when windows transparency
working men get a good in
But are bad for window-cleaners
Worse the 1930s
If it's not cowboys and
Who don't where the dirt is
It's our powerful customers
Who'll us out eventually
lost the taste for clarity
In the 20th century
The rich stopped wanting to see the
made it such a mess
They covered their with mother-of-pearl
To deflect the
It was then that the witch-hunt
Charity out of fashion
It was that the rich regarded
Our job with
took away our permits
And imposed a tax
People became hermits
Sitting in their pitch flats
And though we intransigent
And our pride in the lived on
There was a series of accidents
And we off one by one
And times are bad for
than the 1930s
If not cowboys and amateurs
Who know where the dirt is
It's our most customers
Who'll wipe us out
They've lost the taste for
In the 20th century
I was the of the window-cleaners
the union was smashed
They found the corpses of the other leaders
fingers had been crushed
I received anonymous threatening attack
They struck at the Limehouse
Up drew a hackney cab
It was well past twelve
Out came a man with a
Saying he'd come to me to bed
Saying to do with a chopper
And something to do with my
But I listening carefully
I had things on my mind
The of the union
The of mankind
He his frock coat flat on the quay
And began positioning me
Laid me back almost
And flourished a cleaver
I past him into the dark
"We're to make concessions"
But the he twisted in my heart
my profession
But times are bad for
Worse the 1930s
If it's not and amateurs
Who don't know where the is
It's our most powerful
Who us out eventually
lost the taste for clarity
In the late 20th