Luyện nghe bài hát Shut'er Down

Writers: Doug White

Parkview used to be just on the outside of
Now it's right in the middle of a city that's all round it
And the old folks just sit and stare at the walls
for one crazy old man standin' there preachin' in the halls

His old friend died week so they let him go
And his eyes teared up when pulled to the shoulder
And some punks drove by and as he stood at the casket
And he cussed this world that had gone to in a basket

So he walked downtown with his pole
through the window of what used to be the drugstore
Next to the cafe where he laughed his life
He heads on down to the hole and dreams about his hero
Who him there when he was three years old
Same spot every day but don't no bait cause it's dry

Yes it's true he's not quite all there but who cares
Neither are the that he's lived by for 90 years
Just like his town
He's to shut her down

My views used to be just like those in that car
Until I woke up one day to a switch in the yard
Now the old man's gone but his thoughts are in me
About the way damned 'ol world is supposed to be

So I walked downtown with his pole
Looking through the window of what to be the drugstore
Next to the where he laughed away his life
Head on down to the fishin' and dream about my hero
Who took me there when I was three old
Same spot every day but don't need no cause it's dry
Yes it's true that I'm not quite all there but who
Neither are the values he taught me in 30 years

Just like his town
He had to shut her down

And like his home town
He just finally shut her