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

Carly

(Carly Brackman)

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

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

My friends from college they're all married
have their houses and their lawns.
They their silent noons,
Tearful nights, dawns.
Their children them 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 it's we moved in together
And raised a of our own, you and me -
Well, that's the way I've always it should be:
You want to me, we'll marry.

You say we can our love 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 just me
By myself.

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