Luyện nghe bài hát Ordinary Man

Clyde woke up real early Edna was still asleep
Got dressed and had coffee, then found his set of keys
He pulled on his jacket, he headed for the door
The kitchen smelled like dinner the night before

A rumbling pipe woke Edna from her sleep
She stumbled like a drunkard yelling Clyde you for me
But Clyde was going nowhere, just in his truck
Staring a poker face, like he'd run out of luck

Cause any fool would've and run
Any fool would've away
Any fool given up
But an ordinary man, he chose to

Now Edna, she couldn't say too much, she'd seen that before
She kept tapping on Clyde's window, he opened up the door
Then she put her arms around him, she never a word
And Clyde turned on the radio and neither of them

He said Edna why don't you hop in, I think call in sick
There's one ways to a dead end street, now you just take your pick
And she pointed to the ballfield and the where they first kissed
And Clyde grinned like he found something that he had missed

They that day in freedom, they hung on for many more
Raised up quite a family, they what love was for
And the aging never slowed down, they leaned on faith, not luck
Still out taking Sunday drives in old beat up truck

You know Edna, she ain't no movie and Clyde's a little slow
The shopping mall's replaced the where they both used to go
But that's why they've both got each other, so they can keep dreams alive
The simple dreams, the common man, still stand the of time