Luyện nghe bài hát Papa Was a Rolling Stone

It was the of September
That day always remember, yes I will
that was the day that my daddy died
I never had a to see him
Never nothin' but bad things about him
I'm depending on you to tell me the truth
Mama up and said son
was a rolling stone
Wherever he laid his hat was his
And when he all he left us was alone
Where the hell are you daddy, what I'm sayin'
Down on my knees and and I'm prayin'
Wishing and hoping my dreams come true
So I could like the other kids do
A young child but not as a whole
Before I was you up and strolled
was there but you was up in the wind
You never even knew my name and
You never wrote, called, let alone by
As a it was hard to wonder why
But now I'm older and I don't dwell on pity
Thinking about the life you didn't me
I remember I used to tell lies
When people ask I'd just fantasize
of stories to make you look good
But the truth was you was never no good
People would say I looked like you
But rest assured I act like you
I'm more than that, my raised me better
And you can best I'm much more together
So that
Mama is it what they say
papa never worked a day in his life?
And there's some bad talk goin' round town
That papa had out-side children
And wife, and that ain't right
some talk about papa
Doin' some prechin'
Talking about saving and all the time leaching
Dealin' in dirt and stealing in the of the Lord
looked up and said son
Papa was a rolling
Wherever he his hat was his home
And when he all he left us was alone
been said you gave me something you never had
But that's not always and it's sad
To find missing you when I did
But who knows the why you did what you did
I can't but wonder why
You your life as a big fat lie
You act you had no responsibilities
'Cause if you did it's a bet that you be
Stealin' beggin' and schemin'
You got a job
But did you know the of work
I'm about an honest day's pay
But you was too lazy to be way
trying to take the easy route
That's what they tell me, so I doubt
It for a moment, not for a sec
Because you lacked all self respect
But it's too late for you is
Tomorrow I'll be going on my biz
And so time to put the past behind
Erase the and clear my mind
I want to forget the little bit I
And make that I never sink so low
'Cause I want my kids to grow up and
That I was there because I loved them so
And that's the least thing I can do
But a lot more than I got from you
I heard papa himself a jack of all trades
Tell me is that sent papa to an early grave?
Folks say would beg, borrow or steal
To pay his
Hey mama, folks say wasn't much on thinkin'
most of his time chasing women and drinkin'
Mama I'm on you to tell me the truth
Papa was a stone
Wherever he his hat was his home
And he died all he left us was alone