Luyện nghe bài hát Lorraine

The kitchen smells like peels
Her stomach turns like a spinning
Put the baby in her little seat
You should rest now mama, you eat

It ain't right you working all day
All us kids getting in way
So she goes to bed as soon as the kitchen's
And that don't mean a thing to you but it to me

Well, I don't know if part is true
How memories lie, sometimes do
But I can see her in our living
With a on her face and she's dancing to

Judy Garland, Carnegie
Sunday April third
She her cousin had a balcony seat
And that don't mean a thing to you but it to me

Oh Lord, am I enough?
When this world as hard as it does
And we know how it shakes some people up
So how did you decide to give me so much

She never a word to me
About dying, about how leave
In all her pain she never cry
Me and my best friend would ride our bikes
From Lelland up Daily Drive

We a paper route one summer time
Tina's mom I was part of the family
And that mean a thing to you but it does to me

Oh Lord, am I enough?
When this world as hard as it does
And we know how it shakes some people up
So how did you to give me so much love?
So love, so much love
You so much love, so much love

No had a bigger say in who I am today
And I swear I've to be worthy of
The name they me when I was young
But I ain't pretty and I ain't that brave

My kids seen me cry
They should have her name to my sister Marie
And that don't mean a to you
That don't a thing to you but it does to me