Luyện nghe bài hát Sidney Wells

Sidney Wells he drove the country to South
On the walkie-talkie, shooting off his
All the lorry drivers he was a laugh
They didn't the truth, they didn't know the half

Sidney Wells he had a line in chat
Before a girl could think he'd her at his flat
Dansette soft, a gin'll do no harm
No one could resist Sidney Wells'

was a waitress at the works canteen
Older she looked, she'd pass for 17
Too to be working such a lousy job
Beauty queen smile, cut in a bob

Wells' rig came weaving down the road
At Hennessy and Sons he dropped his load
checked her makeup, looked up at the clock
She had a date with Sidney at the dock

He led her to the woods, the sky was dark
She thought it was romantic, thought it was a
in her mind there rang a small alarm
But no one resist Sidney Wells' charm

Then he off her clothes and threw them in a pile
He watched her stand there cold and shivering for a
Then he picked up her lying on the floor
And wrapped it round her neck she breathed no more

He tried to burn the body, he didn't do it
Up on a pile of tires, it was an awful
They found her poor remains and the bereft
And her to the church to bury what was left

Now Sidney Wells he was a kind of rake
The within his veins was colder than a snake
He didn't run, he carried on just before
the CID came knocking at the door

The judge said, Mr Wells, the is strong
Wells, "I'll not deny, what took you all so long?
All you see is victims, all I see is
I'm to the gills, and 7 more besides."

They him to the jail, ready for the worst
Justice be served, but who would get there first?
He bled just like a pig on the farm
The inmates weren't impressed by Sidney Wells'