Luyện nghe bài hát Mary Donnel

Voices me home where I belong
And I'm longing to make myself that
And I come to you every night in my
And I left home so long ago and it's time to amends
When I you I was just a child
Now I need you but I've five hundred miles
And I'll find a way into your arms
But I've gone for far too long to ever win your charms
Hey, I'm going
the footlights here that blind me
Hey, that you say
I'm leaving you me
Well my is Mary Donnel and I'm twenty-one today
I've got my walking papers so nothing you can say
I'm of this old one way town and farms and families too
I'm off to find a better life and I don't you
Hey, I'm going
from the footlights here that me
Hey, what's you say
I'm leaving you me
Now I'm Mary from the south and I've just turned twenty-two
Working tables at the Black Dog and wearing out my
And I guess if getting is all I'm qualified to do
I need to find a better life where I don't you
Hey, I'm away
I'm leaving you me
Hey, what's you say
your will never bind me
All my life, all my
wanted something I can't have
All time, all my time
has all wasted
Now I'm plain Mary and I think I'm twenty-four
the streets for two years now, it seems like ten or more
I'm petrified and I'm positive and I know what to do
Except to find a life where I don't need you
Hey, I'm away
the footlights here that blind me
Hey, what's you say
there's left inside me
Hey, I'm going
you won't find me
Hey, that you say
these will never bind me
Hey, I'm going
I'm you behind me
Hey, what's you say
no one can me