Luyện nghe bài hát Ode To A Half A Pound Of Ground Round

This is the song about the time I nearly starved to death in Roanoke
I woke up Wednesday morning in my little bed
Knowing I would die the minute I move my head
I felt to make sure I was in my bed alone
I meet some people when I'm stoned
My was on Friday I had two more days to go
Even in my agony I that I was broke
pay the check I said and keep the change my friend
She out of sight with my last ten
At I realized there wasn't any way to eat
For lunch I just went out and up and down the street
At four o'clock I had a feeling in my chest
How it take to starve a man to death
I found some pennies in my junk and bought a bar
Divided it in pieces and I ate one hour
I rolled into town and didn't know a single soul
There wasn't any way to make a
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Thursday morning I was nearly on the job
I heard my stomach growlin' and my began to throb
I contemplated murder of the folks that brought lunch
The smell of food would make me jump
Thursday night they run all food on TV
I slept nine or ten and then I walked the floor to three
Friday morning I looked for some ketchup on my
My mind was my legs began to hurt
The last few minutes up to time were all the worst
The minutes were the years it took to build the
Finally it came I got my check and a dash yes I said the man will eat at last
Running down the sidewalk I see the words so sweet
The was flashin' on and on Eat Eat Eat
A half o'pound of round ma'm and please don't cook it long
The of the grill was like a song
traveled this world over and I ain't been hungry much
I've been down in my thinking and I've been on my luck
But the meal I've ever had in anybody's town
Was a half a pound of plain ground ground round