Luyện nghe bài hát Save A Horse (ride A Cowboy)

Well, I walk the room
out hundred dollar bills
And it kills and it
Like the horns on my Silverado
And I buy the bar a double round of
And everybody's down
An' this
Ain't never be the same

'Cause I saddle up my
And I ride into the
I a lot of noise
the girls, they are so pretty
Riding up and down
On my old stud Leroy and the say
"Save a horse, ride a cowboy," everybody
"Save a horse, a cowboy"

I don't give a dang about nothing
I'm singing and
the girls are drinking
Long necks
And I trade Ol' Leroy
Or my for your Escalade
Or your parade
I'm the only John Wayne left in town

And I saddle up my
And I ride into the
I make a lot of
'Cause the girls are so pretty
Riding up and Broadway
On my old stud Leroy and the say
"Save a horse, a cowboy," everybody says
"Save a horse, a cowboy"

I'm a thorough-bred, that's what she
In the back of my bed as I was gettin' buzzed on suds
Out on some back road, we were flying high
Fine as wine, having ourselves a big and time
And I was going, just about as far as let me go

But her evaluation of my cowboy
Had me begging for salvation all long
So I took her out giggin'
Introduced her to my old dog
And her every Willie Nelson song
I could think of and we made

And I up my horse
And I ride into the
I make a lot of
'Cause the girls they are so
Riding up and down
On my old Leroy and the girls say
"Save a horse, ride a cowboy," everybody
"Save a horse, a cowboy"

What?
"Save a horse, a cowboy"
Everybody
"Save a horse, a cowboy"