Luyện nghe bài hát Monahans

At the Queen one summer
In a far Texas town
The was all of 16
She was woman pound for

dollars in the juke box
Playing ZZ Top and
Sippin' Dr. Peppers
My sweat Texas girl

step out into the desert sun
And curse we came from
Then we'd ride to Rio Grande and try our hands at

The I think about it
The less I
Grab a hold of something good and slip right through your hands
you catch me if I fall
Will you sit and me crawl
Through fire and burning
All the way to

Them rich boys the west side
Drive their brand new cars
I can't blame sons of bitches
They were to make life hard
On us sons of working men
The ones who grease the
She hitched a ride to the side
On brokered sweat-heart
I saw her cruising down at the roads
She was laughing as she
I went down to the Rio Grande with a six pack and my twelve

(Chorus)

It's the same old thing at the Dairy
In a small Texas town
There's a all of eighteen
You can tell she'd been
She was huggin' on her
She was me the eye
She slipped my table
Said honey I can you smile
Her boyfriend a knife on me
Said don't go with my girl
I said, mind own business son
I'm to Merle

The less I about it
The more I
Grab a hold of something
And it will slip right through hands
Who will me if I fall
Who will sit and watch me
Through and a burning sand
All the way to

Throw heart in to a black sedan
And drive it all the way to

On to Midland...Big Spring...Abilene...Weatherford...Fort