Luyện nghe bài hát The Ballad Of Mr. Jenkins

With skin as as a burlap sack
He had his second heart
summer but hes still goin

Theres a in his eyes
For all of you who enough
To why, well, let me tell you

It all back in 1957
When ole Walt Disney took him by
Thats the day Old Yeller

Well, that twelve old became a man
years too soon in Vietnam
With his best Tommy

They were tough as nails and southern
And awfully proud to wear uniform
Then got scary

On April 4th, Tommy for Heaven
The year the world was taken by surprise
Thats the day Luther died

So before you judge him you to know
Theres more to that old man than you
See there on that barstool with a Bourbon in his

You about his younger years
But dont leave now more to hear
That explain the pain in that old man

How quick America
the only war theyd lost
And life on, thats what they tell ya

No ticker no reason why
Might have never the end of that chapter
Of his life, if he hadnt met

They got married in December
No it was the best day of his life
Two days John Lennon died

So you judge him you need to know
Theres more to that old man what you
See there on that barstool with a in his hand

Now weve covered two
I can almost see a in you
Theres a lot of life in that old man

He hadnt had a drink in at least a
To tell the Im shocked hes here
But as long as he wants em, Im pour em

Before you came in I him why
He just his fragile head and wiped his eyes
And he told me

Ive seen so much in my Ive never questioned
This time the good Lord took me by
Yesterday my died

skin as tough as a burlap sack
He had his second heart
Last summer but hes still