Luyện nghe bài hát Restin' Bones

Came up on a man, asked him if he had a light.
He on down, dug in his shoe, figured in his sock he might.
He asked if he come and join, at what we was partakin' in.
I says,"Ol' soul if you got a match, you also got a friend".

The smoke hard but laid in good, the neon gave us extra shine.
We passed around a flask of Knockando, and a litre bottle of wine.
The worried man dropped down to his knees, and let out a somber groan.
He looked up to me and I asked, he said,"I'm just restin' my bones".

I looked down at him, and him up at me, then a smile rose his chin.
He grabbed me by the arm and me down, said," Listen to me now my friend".
When I was your age I did it all, more than men could do,
now my possessions are the ones I wear on my back, and lighter I keep in my shoe.

That's why I'm my bones.

I'm restin' my bones for the times I fell, and hit myself on the ground.
Restin' my bones for the loneliness, of the only genius around.
I'm my bones for prosperity, in hopes that it'll do me some good.
I'm restin' bones from amphetamines, see they turned to balsa wood.
I'm restin' bones for Johnny Cash, 'cause for me and mine wearin' black.
I'll be restin' my for Elvis, I seen him last week at the track.
If I'm restin' and you come along, just try and tippy toe on by.
'cause when I'm restin' bones I hope to sleep, and maybe slip and die.