Luyện nghe bài hát Revelation

Somewhere in
A nineteen year old stumbled from a bar room
He said, "I must be things
bourbon hit me like a baseball bat"

In Belfast,
A little lady her shovel in her garden
As she raced across her
And her neighbor, Mrs. Clancy, "What was that?"

In Memphis,
A raised the window closest to the river
And the children in her
Swore they heard a singin' down the street

In Washington, D.C.
A private secretary's lips began to
And the President put aside some papers
And rose to his feet

And I lay in a motel
In the arms of someone woman
When a loud rocked the room
And turned the morning into

And I out of bed
And ran the street with hardly any clothes on
And as the sky lit up
My heart stood still and I could my face turn white

All at once the rolled back
And there Jesus Christ in all his glory
And I realized the saddest eyes I'd seen
Were straight at me

I I was awakened
By the sound of my own screaming
It didn't me long to stumble out of bed
down on my knees

As tears rolled my face
I cried "Dear God, I'm thankful I was only
And if I never go to hell,
It will be You scared it out of me"