Luyện nghe bài hát Memphis

The River, he's a friend of mine
And the livin' in this town, they can be so fine
There's a big line runnin' down old Union Avenue
And it breaks that southern lady's in two

There's an old man sittin' out front of a shotgun house
And on the other side of town there's a rich man sittin' on a velvet
Nobody forgives happened thirty years ago
But we gotta forgive the and that's for sure

Well, it should be so to see
That it down to you and me

And if we all come together
And if we all take a stand
Oh, we could heal the hurtin' and the broken-hearted
And everybody
all just come together, yeah

Ridin' Beale Street, pop tunes on my radio
Well, I love this mama, it's all I know
Well, you know I have a dream black and white and a state of grace
But it's gonna take more than a dream to fix this

You it's hard as it can be
To turn the tide of

But if we all just together
And if we all just a stand
We could heal the hurtin' and the broken-hearted
understand

Well, if we all just come
If we all just a stand
We heal the hurtin' and the broken-hearted people
And everybody understand,

We all went to school and everybody learned the golden rule
I read the writing on the wall
how Joseph had a nice coat, Noah had a big boat
But then they said sweet loves us all
And I

If we all come together
If we all take a stand, yeah yeah yeah
Oh, we heal the hurtin' and the broken-hearted people
And understand

Well, if we all just come
Well, if we all just take a
We heal the hurtin' and the broken-hearted people
All this land
all just come together, yeah

The Mississippi River, a friend of mine
And the people livin' in town, they can be so fine

Reach out your hand to brother
Reach out your to your sister
Reach out your hand to your
out your hand to your sister, sister