Luyện nghe bài hát Talking Wheelchair Blues

I for a jog in the city air
I met a in a wheelchair
I said "I'm sorry to see handicapped."
She says "What makes you think a thing that?"
And she at me real steady
And she says, "You to drag?"
So she starts to roll and I to run
And she beat the off my aching buns
You going uphill I'd hit my stride
But coming down she'd on by!
I finally caught up with her
She says "Not bad for ablebodied.
You know, with adequate and supervisio
n
You could be simple tasks.
So how about to eat?"
I said that'd suit me
"We're a favorite place of mine."
So we mosied on over
But the only way in was up a of stairs.
"Gee, I never that," says I.
"No p
roblem," the d' replies.
"There's a service around the back."
So we made it upstairs on the
the garbage, flies, and last week's potatoes
I "I'd like a table for my friend and me."
He says "I'll try to one out of the way."
Then he whispers, "Uh, is she be sick,
I mean, pee on the or throw some kind of fit?"
I said "No, I think so,
I she once had polio.
But was twenty years ago.
You see, the fact of the is,
If the be told
,
She walk.
So he to a table, she wheels her chair
Some people look down and others
And a grabs her little girl
Says "Keep away, honey, woman's ill."
We felt welcome.
a fella walks up and starts to babble
About the and the holy bible
Says "Woman, though with flesh's sin,
to Jesus, you'll walk again!"
Then the says "What can I get for you?"
I "I'll have your best imported brew."
And he "What about her?"
I say "Who?" He "Her."
"Oh, you my friend here."
He says "Yeah." I say "What her?"
"Well, what she want?"
"Well, why you ask her?"
he apologizes.
Says he waited on a cripple before.
We nominated him for Secretary of the Int
erior.
Well, she talked to the when we were through
She says "There're things you could do
To it easier for folks in wheelchairs."
He says "Oh, not necessary.
Handicapped never here anyway."
Well, I said to my newfound friend
I said, "I'm to understand
A bit of how it feels
To roll life on a set of wheels."
She says "Don't feel sorry, don't sad,
I take the good with the bad
I was arrested once at a demo
And the had to let me go.
See, we protesting the fact
public buildings weren't wheelchair accessible.
Turned out the was the same way.
Anyway, I look at it this
In fifty years you'll be in worse than I am now.
See, all the sam
e, this race.
of us are called disabled. And the rest--
Well, the rest of you are just able-bodied."