Luyện nghe bài hát The Big Parade

Detroit to D.C. train
Capitol, parts
Lone young man takes a
And by the of the rails
Reading all his mother's
From a boy in a jungle town
Saigon

He'll go his mother's dream
Join the slowest he'll ever see
Her of sorrows carried long and carried far
Take these Tommy to the

Metro line to the Mall with a tour of Japanese
He's wandering and until a vet in worn fatigues
him down to where they belong

Near a soldier, an
With a tattooed and eagle trembling
He bites his lip beside a widow breaking
She takes her Heart
a fist, strikes the wall

All to live a dream
To the slowest parade they'll ever see
Their weight of sorrows long and carried far
to the wall

It's 40 paces to the that he was slain
His hand's slipping down the wall for it's slick rain
How would life have ever the same
If this had carved in it one less name?

But for Christ's sake, been dead over 20 years
He leaves the letters
Who caused my mother's
Was it or the Viet Cong?
Slow steps are involved

He takes them away the black granite wall
Toward the other monuments so white and
Potomac, you've seen
had his war too, but an honest war
Or so taught in school