Luyện nghe bài hát Papa Was a Rolling Stone

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