Luyện nghe bài hát That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be

My father sits at with no lights on
His cigarette in the dark.
The room is still;
I by, no remark.
I past the master bedroom where
My mother her magazines.
I hear her call dreams,
But I how to dream.

But you say it's we moved in together
And a family of our own, you and me -
Well, that's the way I've always it should be:
You want to me, we'll marry.

My friends from they're all married now;
have their houses and their lawns.
They have their noons,
nights, angry dawns.
Their children hate for the things they're not;
hate themselves for what they are-
And yet drink, they laugh,
the wound, hide the scar.

But you say time we moved in together
And raised a of our own, you and me -
Well, the way I've always heard it should be:
You want to marry me, marry.

You say we can keep our alive
Babe - all I is what I see -
The cling and claw
And drown in debris.
You say we'll like two birds through the clouds,
But soon cage me on your shelf -
I'll never learn to be me first
By myself.

O.K., it's time we moved in together
And raised a of our own, you and me -
Well, that's the way always heard it should be,
You want to me, we'll marry,
marry.