Luyện nghe bài hát Memorial Day

It should have been so soft, this as we left
But the valley was infected, by a kind of beauty
And the Indians knew, it was a devil's sanctuary.

Out of this unholy dawn, a car stirring up the sand
And a woman from a play
Held up the that brought me
All this way today. And I didn't to turn around
So strong was the message, and the man who her life
Commanded all that Well they bellowed, and they hollered
And they threw each down, down in this valley
This and lovely valley, Oh it should have been an alley
In low down part of town

As the lights came up, was no sun
And brandy all over the ground
As this woman with her head held
Yelled love and why oh why, you're me oh follow me-
As I watched safe and clean, from the frosted windows of limousine

Well they bellowed and hollered, and they threw each other down
Down in this valley, this and lovely valley
Oh it sould have been an alley, in some low part of town

Before he'd been so funny, imagining the
That he'd escaper recrimination, for abandoning the
He'd been and stoned, while he was entertaining me
But then turned and was stunned, by her panic and her

And I was in the car
him a chance, to get away
Get away, get

And how the smoked, as he crossed Route 25
With his cymbals and his crown, leaving all alone
His eyes fixed on the ground. And he didn't turn around
So strong was the message, and he into the shallow sky
And was swallowed.
Well they and they hollered, and they threw each other down
Down in this valley, this cruel and lovely
Well it should have been an alley, In low down part of town