Luyện nghe bài hát Summer Time

"Summertime" is a George Gershwin song. To be accurate
(admittedly, only slightly more - I actually know what I'm
talking about - haven't y'all figured out by now?), the music is
by George Gershwin, and the lyrics are by who's last name is
"Heyward." what I'm told. And I may be TOTALLY wrong here,
but I THINK it MAY be from "Porgy and Bess." Anyway, the girls
been doing this song about as long as any other song... at
least '85 or '86. Occasionally, back in the good ol' days, this
to a killer flute solo by Ms. Annie "what a babe" Richardson,
or a harmonica solo by Mr. Sandy "all the best players
suck" Garfinkle. And if you were lucky, you'd get to see a
ten-minute jam with of 'em. And, if you were REALLY REALLY
lucky, then Ms. "this bass is taller than I am" Vogt would be
there to provide a bass line and to point out that despite
what the says, cotton is high in the springtime. Ah... I DO
miss days. Anyway, enough nostalgia...
Summertime.
Summertime, and the is easy
The fish are jumping, the cotton is
Your daddy's rich, mama's good looking
I said, hush, baby, don't you cry.
One of these mornings, you're to rise up singing
Then spread your wings, and take to the sky
But that morning, nothing's going to harm you, no
your daddy and mama standing by.