Luyện nghe bài hát New York 1963/America 1968

And when I got to America, I say it blew my
And when I got to America, I say it my mind

The Apollo on a 125th street,
the place was closed, it was rain,
I had a I'd go there again,
The taxi thought I was insane,

Brown girl the Bronx showed me her home,
We there by subway train
She took me there time and time
Love was our sweet name

And when I got to America, I say it blew my
And when I got to America, I say it blew my

The Negro was my hero and
His strange ways...they turned me on
I tried my best to just like him
he moves...he moves like lightning

Across the world the news was
The country's young was laid to rest
Another ending of a new
cried...some were grinning

And when I got to America, I say it blew my
And when I got to America, I say it my mind

In Central Park the children were
the bars the tiger walked
Smiling faces of many colours
Many young tongues being talked
The lying in the streets of the Village,
face of an unknown Bob Dylan
(do it again, man)
She was sixteen, and so willin'
The violence of a Village killin'
(and here comes the as usual, eh, what good are you now)

And when I got to America, I say it my mind
(and all ya people standing around with your hands in your pockets)

And I got to America, I say it blew my mind

What did you do in the
What did I do in the services? I was a fighter pilot. Yeah, that's right. But they didn't like me. They didn't want me. I was sent overseas, the first thing they told me was: "um, we can't use you because we didn't send for you"
I was trained. The government paid, the government spent over $250,000 to train me as a pilot, and then after I got overseas, a general sent his down to meet our group to say that we didn't send for you and we don't want you. That's right. This is the truth, I'm telling you the truth! This is straight life but, ah, somehow we go on... We go on because we would like to think there's hope. But that's a lie, there ain't no hope and that's the truth, that's the truth baby!
That's right when I know you out of the box. (laughter) Yeah, right! You know the town that I was born in, we didn't have no streets? It was all dirt roads, dirt roads and poor people, nobody had nothing. Matter of fact, we used to get together to have community meals. Somebody had cabbage, somebody else had some meat, somebody else had some corn mean and we'd get together and we'd make a meal, have a community dinner. That was when we were lucky and then we'd play cards. We didn't have any signals 'cause we didn't need any. Nobody had any cars. That's right! And on the corner, on particular corners, there were accidents all the time. Most of the people who were hurt in the accidents died just because nobody came to pick them up. The ambulance never came. That's right, the ambulance never came. I've just seen many a man bleed to death, lying on the street...
There's got to be a change, there's got to be a change and there's enough people to do it! If they would get off their big fat you-know-what, and move! Because we don't have much time. There's enough people sayin', "Ain't it a shame? Ain't it a shame? Ain't it a shame?" Standing around. Good people, oh yeah! They all regard themselves as good people and they are of "ain't it a shame's". And why don't people, why can't they see and why don't everybody do this and why don't everybody do that?
But if they, it's time for them to make a move, gets hands outta your pockets and go to work. Do something! Otherwise gonna be nothing to do (laughter) Yeah, and that's funny!
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Oh, on...
Wanna be free babe, be free
I made up my mind, that's I wanna be
That's all I wanna do, to be free, to be
To the grass beneath my feet
To smile at on the street
To be in with everyone,
To know life has just begun
That's I want to be, I want to be free babe

You know when I'm feelin' good
That's when I feel free...when I good
And I feel good it's because, because I'm stoned babe
(I don't you)
Oh yes, I'm so stoned,
(I believe you)
a good good feeling, oh yes it is...
(I don't believe you)
Ohhh, I don't care if you don't me
(I don' you)
It's a good, feelin' babe
I to give it away
(No good will come day)
I want to it all away
(don't it to me)
I'll die if I can' t give it
(You cannot it away)
me...
(I tell you anything)
Tell me you want to be free, tell me, me,
me some encouragement
(I feel, I feel, I feel)
And make me baby, I want, I want to everybody to feel free with me
(I feel, I feel all wrong, you me wrong)
Because I know but I care,
I'm wrong,
(You've got to be wrong)
I I'm wrong babe
(You're so wrong)
I'm so very wrong and what's good for me is good for you
(You cannot be free way)
It's got to be, oh, free me, oh, me
(you'll never be this way)
I got to be
You can't tell me that I don't feel free because I free
(You'll never be free way)
I be free of all this, I wanna be outta here
(You'll never be this way)

An would do much to protect his young. And animal will fight to the death to protect his security and future life the way I have to live it.

It's altogether that you would definitely not understand. Nobody understands this because, take for instance Saturday night, Saturday night is a big, big experience

I think I can feel it, I think got it, got to be free
(is it freedom?)
I wanna it to you....