Luyện nghe bài hát Old Rock

There's a grey transparence in city,
when it's slightly
And no one can run,
'cause spent all of
their on alcohol n junk.
Like you did, man sat in the corner,
for an epiphany of some sort,
As you and babble it all away to Jesus,
or some other floating in your smoke.

You know you're gonna die pretty now,
but you keep on smiling at your
And your loose pennies
that you can just about in those dirty,
curled up claws carefully counted,
they only amount to more sips of ale
before I saw water up in your eyes,
you told the story to me.

And I you may be the reason
for me to my soul.
Say each time you leave.

Old Rock, they call me too.
But you've got years on me.
But I don't know it is to
more than to be sitting
right there by, that glass
you left me.

It was all so better back in your day,
it was all so romantic where you lived.
In the bedsit you grew
and pride in your record player.
I sit dreaming of you as a man,
the smoke and liquor turned you grey,
before you all looked the same to me,
I see myself looking a dusty mirror at me
after my babies, my husbands,
after I my loved ones.
When I grow into a person,
yes I'm gonna write every one of your words,
write every single one of your words,
I'll write single one of your words.
write. I'll write...

Oh I, I think there be a reason for me to recreate my soul.
Say goodbye time you leave.

Old Rock, they call me too,
but you've got years on me.
But I don't what it is to
become than to be sitting
right there by, that glass
you left me.

Old Rock, they call me too,
but got fifty years on me.
I don't what it is to
become more to be sitting
right there by, that glass
you left me.