Luyện nghe bài hát Michael

He ties his around his thighs
Newspaper bags filled with lies
And combs his hair, his tie
But the people stare the people want to know why
He chose to fill the air with of an ordinary life

After all these years she was alive
He in the corner and he built a disguise
Now that she's gone, the won't rise
So he sits on a milk crate a handsaw to the sky
He to fill the air with echoes of an ordinary life

So don't call me man, don't call me boy
Take or leave your crown behind and I'll cry name in war
And there's rocks in windows Michael threw
And weeks window...it's for you

He out of Amherst in his second year
And now he's digging holes for the
And he lays so in the morning chill
he's having trouble sleeping late
And he pours down the concrete on 7th
And the children up slow with open hands
And as they set in, he's ashamed within
'Cause he knows that once they walk he'll just go fill it up again
He chose to fill the air with echoes of an life

Oh and I should go, but can I
Just one more song and be on my way
Don't' call me man call me boy
call me man don't call me boy

When he lost his home, and his face grew
He traded her dresses for a used
And when he raised the wood and touched it to his
He whispered who I am, nothing like the wasted man I've been
He to fill the air with echoes of an ordinary life

Far we go
We go far
We go so far that you can't even see us