Luyện nghe bài hát Oscar Wilde Gets Out

Freedom for the scapegoat leaving Reading
Rheumy eyes pierced his heart like crucifixion nails
Shaking fists and razors gleamed, you stood a chance
the ink ran red on Fleet Street
You turned your to France

Humbled far from Dublin, chased the waves
biting wit still sharp enough
To slice every page
and beaten by the system of the crown
The pill you swallowed
sweeter going down

And looking on the great indifference
Looking at the limestone wall
Thinking how beauty you
how love fools us all

A golden boy in landed in New York
The was so seductive
they paid to hear you talk
Baccarat and champagne
Tobacco Virginia
Long before the and law
Branded Wilde a sinner

And looking back on the bleak winter
Looking back on those dark days
Felt the head of John the Baptist
In the arms of

Don't turn around it's a white gull
Don't cry out loud you never know listening
You've seen it all the Unforgiven
the stately homes of England to her prisons

And looking at the hardened lifers
Looking back on the poor
maybe they were my saviors
Strange to think I'll miss all
Strange to think miss them all

And looking on the great indifference
Looking back at the wall
Thinking how deceives you
Knowing how love us all