Luyện nghe bài hát That Old Gang of Mine

I've got a way down in my heart
For that old gang that has apart
They were the best pals I ever had
I never thought that I'd them so bad
Gee but I'd the world to see
old gang of mine
I can't that old quartette that sang "Sweet Adeline"
Goodbye forever, old and gals
Goodbye forever, old sweethearts and
(God them)
Gee but I'd the world to see
That old of mine
Gee but I'd give the to see
That old gang of
I can't that old quartette that sang "Sweet Adeline"
forever, old fellows and gals
Goodbye forever, old sweethearts and
(God them)
Gee but I'd give the to see
That old of mine
Last I strolled to that old neighborhood
There on that I silently stood
I felt so blue as the crowds by
Nobody how I wanted to cry
Gee but I'd the world to see
That old of mine
I can't forget that old quartette sang "Sweet Adeline"
forever, old fellows and gals
Goodbye forever, old sweethearts and
(God them)
Gee but I'd give the to see
old gang of mine

Last night 'neath a lamp I silently stood
On the corner back in that old neighborhood
As I gazed at the houses, by the years
In my throat a lump and my eyes filled with tears
I looked at the lamppost, the and the stoop
And I could picture us kids in a group
There was Shorty, and Yeller and and Mike
And the kid who had ball bearing skates and a bike
And down near the school I could see the wall
Where we to go for a game of handball
And the crabby old janitor who us away
Say, what I wouldn't to just see him today!

And then the parties and dances-- that's why
We notice the years going by
And the first thing we knew we all twenty-one
But the Gang together in a fight or in fun
-And then came the War- the in the street
blast of the Bugle- the tramp of the feet
And the gang, old gang of mine
Was the first that hit the Von Hindenburg line.

But the war is all over and night as I stood
On the corner back in that old neighborhood
I couldn't help brushing a from my eye
For I knew not a face in the crowds went by
forever are the pals that I love
There a trace or a sign
Of that honest to goodness old bunch
I call that old gang of mine