Luyện nghe bài hát Rash of Robberies

Solarium malaria lookin' for the
Wanted to being excommunicated from the area, it's okay
In the said, he cut a cord of wood
No than a thimble but still plenty good, it's okay

it's just a bump on a rash of robberies
On account of the worlds economy that's us sick
Go get the man who said on to me
He thinks we're in the kitchen our sticks

But he don't that Paris is burnin' down
You'd never know it in this
The walkin' around
he's got tricks for you

Catch as Cassius never become the machine
Run him over ruff shod 'til he bleeds green out, so devout
To the saint that lost his seat he never
Semi-automatic out devout

it's just a bump on a rash of robberies
In a world too sad for Solomon we sit
watch your economy
I'll tell you the police have it fixed

See is burnin' down
You'd never know it in this
The walkin' around
he's got tricks for you

So take a minute to laugh it
We'll sure it's all true
like she said
Behind the last December eve

Baby falls 40 feet by a street cleaner
Coming home the union hall, he saw the fall, it's okay
JP Sousa a radio, a radio
Sousa a place to go, a radio in his head that said

It's just a bump on a of robberies
An old sand lot anomaly savin' this day
In a too sad for sodomy
We're just in the kitchen with our stray

But is burnin' down
The governors are walkin'
make sure
That they do by you

So you think you might go to
Even though the was never found
Maybe it come tomorrow noon

She is askin' her saint to
Please return her fighter
Who know who she is
He know who she is

are you my sweet Desmond Doss?
Have you gone to winter?
Here I've you your 2 2 dollar bills back

But I'm not waitin' for sweet
She can her watercolors back
I found them on last eve

You look strangely quite so
The way you of supper time
But I don't who she is
Don't who she is

And you, you this beloved stranger
At the foot of this on Gideon's bed
She gave me a motorbike

So go and take this to Eliza
It was written and gently to
The courier pendin' arrival

Could you hold me just one older?
Then I'll go as your fallen
at the door, can't see you anymore

Here my dear a sweet
In a letter sent to
I will wait for you to just me home