Luyện nghe bài hát Scrambled Eggs And Prayers

Five convicts free from the Braden prison yard
men armed and dangerous, five hearts stony hard.
They ran to the bottom where the Hatchie runs black
Where many have fled but few have come
Louise and her Renzie were talking on the phone
All about the fugitives on the run
She had time to whisper, "Renzie, call the police"
When he up with his shotgun, saying, "Everybody freeze."

She said, "Sit down, young man, I don't no violence here
I can see your body's weary and your laden with care
I'll cook you up breakfast, you put that gun away.
Now sit down, man, and pray."
He said, "Lady, I'm so hungry, I ain't for three days"
She took out her skillet, him bacon, bread, and eggs.
She talked about the bible, eyes when she smiled
He set down that shotgun and her like a child
She said, "Where is your mother?" He said, "I I knew."
She said, "I know your mother is for you.
I'm seventy-three old, raised two boys of my own
And I know we must face when we have done wrong."

He heard the cruiser coming, the cops at the door
He looked out the window, said, "They'll me now for sure."
She said, "Finish up breakfast, I'll let them do no harm."
He left the shotgun on the and surrendered unarmed.
Now folks might have meekly done whatever he had said
And some might have jumped him and probably turned up dead
You can tell it to your daughters and teach it to your
scrambled eggs and prayers are stronger than guns.