Luyện nghe bài hát Old Dogs, Children & Watermelon Wine

"How old do you I am?" he said
I said, Well, I didn't
He said, "I turned 65 11 months ago"

I was sittin' in Miami blended whiskey down
When this old gray gentleman was cleanin' up the lounge

There wasn't anyone around this old man and me
The guy who ran the bar was watchin' on TV
Uninvited, he sat down and up his mind
On old dogs and children and wine

"Ever had a of watermelon wine?" he asked
He told me all it, though I didn't answer back
"Ain't but three things in this world that's a solitary dime
But old dogs and children and wine"

He said, "Women think about theyselves, menfolk ain't around
And friends are hard to when they discover that you're down"
He said, "I tried it all I was young and in my natural prime
Now it's old and children and watermelon wine"

Old dogs care about you even when you make
God bless children while they're still too young to hate
he moved away I found my pen and copied down that line
'Bout old dogs and and watermelon wine

I had to catch a plane up to that next day
As I left for my room I saw him pickin' up my
That night I dreamed in sleep of shady summertime
Of old dogs and children and watermelon