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

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

Lately I've been picking up strange
I hear my now on oldies stations
"Put out a CD called "the best of I was"
My picture's on the and no one knows

Just you think 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 enough to be your
Old
Old (and then some)

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

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

Well if you want wages, let me tell you what to do
You've got to talk to the in the shop with you
You got to you a union, got to make it strong
But if you all stick together, boys, it be long
You get shorter hours, better working
with pay, take the kids to the seashore

Well I remember I was
I was a High School rock and roll king
The paper about how I'd strut my stuff
I'd like to read it, but my arms aren't enough

I kinda like my new status
I even care what the latest fad is
My rediscovered me
And now I'm on the of modern maturity