Luyện nghe bài hát Old Enough(Ode to an Aging Rocker)

Excerpt from "Talking Union" Words by Lee Hayes, Lampell and Pete Seeger - inspired by Woody Guthrie's "Talking Dustbowl". "Talking Union" 1958 Stormking Music, Inc., BMI

Lately I've been picking up strange
I my music now on oldies stations
"Put out a CD called "the of what I was"
My on the cover and no one knows

Just when you you've got the wisdom of the ages
Nobody to want to turn your pages
I to think I was the cat's pajamas
Now I'm about as hip as Lamas

(cause I'm) Old
Old to be your father
Old
Old (and then some)

And now my kids are taking me to the
hip-hop, rap, grunge music I don't know
I to think I'm still part of the crowd
But, how can they the lyrics
the music is so loud?!

I dig rock and music
(I been that for a while)
But I wonder if you
rhythm & blues begat the rock and roll style?
And like that, way before rap,
Guthrie spread the news
He told it straight, let us
This Talking Union

Well if you want wages, let me tell you what to do
You've got to to the workers in the shop with you
You got to you a union, got to make it strong
But if you all stick together, boys, it won't be
You get shorter hours, better conditions
Vacations with pay, take the to the seashore

Well I I was seventeen
I was a Birmingham High School rock and roll
The paper talked how I'd strut my stuff
I'd to read it, but my arms aren't long enough

I like my new senior status
I don't even care what the fad is
My g-generation's me
And now I'm on the cover of maturity