Luyện nghe bài hát Late Night, Maudlin Street

Winter
push on
on
Oh, winter on
Winter is so
Winter on

The night on Maudlin Street
Goodbye house, goodbye
I was here and I was raised here
And I some stick here

at first sight, may sound trite
But it's true, you know, I could the detail of everything
You ever wore or said or how you the day
As we spent the last on Maudlin Street
Goodbye forever
I stole a happy hour, around here

was ugliest boy
He became you see I am
The man
Oh, the last night on Maudlin

I do love you
Oh, I do love you

When I sleep that picture of you framed
my bed
Oh, it's childish and it's
But I think it's you in my by the bed
Yes, I told you it was and I know
I took strange pills but I never meant to you

Oh, oh truly I you

Came home once, everyone had gone to bed
But you know no one up for you
I had sixteen stitches all my hand
Oh, the bus I missed to Maudlin Street
So he drove me in the van
Complaining, "Women like me for my mind"

Don't leave torch behind
A cut ahead, 1972, you know
And so we clipped through the
No I cannot steal a pair of off a clothes line for you
But you without clothes, oh, I could not keep the straight
Me without clothes, well a nation turns its back and gags and

I am moving house, a half disappears today
With every hand me on
wishing me gone now
Well I be soon

Oh, listen,
Oh, listen,
Oh, listen,
Oh, listen,

There were bad times on Maudlin
They took you in a police car
Inspector, "Don't you Don't you care?
Don't you about law?"

Your gran died and your mother died on Maudlin
In pain and ashamed with never to say
Special farewell, I the key from Maudlin Street
it's only bricks and mortar

Oh, oh I love you, oh
Wherever you are, you are
you are, I hope you're singing now
Oh I do, I, I you're singing now, ooh