Luyện nghe bài hát Linctus House

you i used to call my baby up
and we'd get close
just the telephone was a sofa
and our would mingle
and we'd leave our minds open
like a big in the evening air
and say,
'hey baby, come on in and help yourself to my
'hey baby, on in and help yourself to my soul'
but these days, saying, 'hello? how are you?'
fine, how are you?' takes a lot of sweat
ain't a shame
ain't a shame
but in house
in my hotel
i care anymore
you know my and me
as kimberley say
curl up like two dogs
in front of a
and our eyes would each other
in the warm heat of love
yeah, the long heat of love
and i would the rain falling
on the leaves
i could'nt to close the window
'cos i'd if i left her side
but now i'd if we should meet
and i most of my time in the bushes
ain't a shame
what you're doing
ain't a shame
what you've done
but in linctus
in my flesh
i don't care
'i understand how everything
out to be nothing,' you say
but i if you do
and if we each other
there'd be no need to
but even that, talking is out of reach
i say it with flowers or
should i say it with
i'm not the kind to you around
but i want to make myself vulnerable
and if i was on my
you'd have a pretty good view of my
and i happen to know carrying a chisel
but in linctus
in my flesh
i don't anymore
no
in linctus
in my hotel
i don't
ain't that a
what you're doing
ain't a shame
know what done