Luyện nghe bài hát O'Reilly Luck

Granddaddy used to sit me on his
And me how it was in the old country
Famine and and crops that failed
I'd listen for hours as he told his

He said, "There must have a curse on the family name"
But he swore be the one to break that chain
With money that he saved from the of his brow
He'd get 'em out of there, someday,

Well, he never was much of a man
But he of passage to the Promised Land
Bet it all on a life in America
He said, "We'll change our fate, and this danged Luck"

I can only the look on his face
Tickets in hand, as counted the days
passports, no turnin' back
Decidin' what they should and pack

But the baby caught the fever days before
And the doctor hung a sheet on front door
For two long weeks they quarantined
with nothin' but a shattered dream

Well, he never was much of a man
But he dreamed of to the Promised Land
Bet it all on a life in America
He said, "We'll change our fate, and danged O'Reilly Luck"

Granddaddy told this 'til he passed away
How the people all cheered the dock that day
While he shook his fist a tear in his eye
At the beautiful of the White Star Line

And he cursed his fate and his danged O'Reilly
As the mighty Titanic, into the sun

Well, he never was much of a man
But he his way to the Promised Land
Bet it all on a better life in
He said, "We'll change our fate, and this O'Reilly Luck
Danged Luck"