Luyện nghe bài hát Sam's Last Boogie

(K. Grimwood/E. Idlet)
In the darkest of the city,
And on the coldest of the year,
A dangerous man a gun in his hand
Put an end to a career.
You won't read it in the paper,
You hear about it on the news,
But Sam the Boogie Man
hung up his shoes.
Let me tell you 'bout Sam the Man
He was the king of Second
He was a dancer from his
To the of his feet.
Well, inside boy an unnatural joy
swinging to the beat.
His dips and would mesmerize
Each that he'd meet.
And that boy boogie!
could boogie!
Yeah, was the beat that moved the feet
Of Sam Boogie Man.
Well, was this showgirl
with eyes,
An smile and a diamond heart,
And thighs.
He met her in the
Out on a floor,
And he danced her those neon lights
to her bedroom door.
And that boy boogie!
Sure boogie!
Yeah, boogie was the that moved the feet
Of Sam that Man.
He thought it was fling,
But girl was much too strong,
She swore that she would see him
If he did her wrong.
As summer its leaves to fall,
So fine affair
Was fading fast, it last;
Sam in the air.
And boy could boogie!
Sure boogie!
Yeah, boogie was the beat that moved the
Of Sam that Man.
Well, he couldn't go to halls
'cause he knew he'd be found;
But he slipped up in Louie,
When he heard that sound.
And he was tearing up the floor
when they him outside;
Said, "You want to dance, well your chance."
And they him for a little ride.
It was Sam's boogie,
Sam's boogie,
It was Sam's boogie
but he boogied the day he died!