Luyện nghe bài hát The American Dream

Well they away from the farms they did not own
To live happily ever on a G.I. loan
The was looking bright back in '62
the shadow of atomic bombs and the baby boom

You take a walk downtown without being afraid
Hey who's the better center fielder, Mantle or
There was chicken in every pot, even when times were
We thought everybody had a at the American dream

Every mother was supposed to look Donna Reed
knew what was best for you and me
Our lives etched on eight millimeter frames
As we grew up in houses that all looked the

But there was trouble on the other side of
It was a time when people began to their ground
As the eyes of the world were opened by a man named
Everybody wanted share of the American dream

Dream on, children, on
Don't let anybody tell you the is gone
As long as there's a God
Keep praying we wake up
Keep on dreaming the dream

Now medals on the wall I got back in '91
And a quarter-acre piece of heaven, where my can run
As I off the cable and put my babies to bed
I kiss 'em goodnight and I whisper my breath

Dream on, children, on
let anybody tell you the dream is gone
As long as there's a God
Keep praying we wake up
Keep on the American dream
Keep on the American dream