Luyện nghe bài hát The Captain

Now the called me to his bed
He for my hand
"Take silver bars," he said
"I'm you command."
"Command of what, no one here
There's you and me --
All the rest are dead or in
Or the enemy."

"Complain, complain, that's all done
Ever since we
If it's not the
it's the Holocaust."
"May Christ mercy on your soul
For such a joke
Amid these hearts that burn like
And the flesh that like smoke."

"I that you have suffered, lad,
But this awhile:
Whatever a soldier sad
Will make a smile."
"I'm leaving, Captain, I go
There's blood your hand
But me, Captain, if you know
Of a place to stand."

"There is no decent to stand
In a
But if a take your hand
Go and stand her."
"I left a in Tennessee
And a in Saigon --
I my life, but not to hear
Some song."

"Ah but if you cannot raise your
To a very degree,
Then you're just the man I've thinking of --
So and stand with me."
"Your standing are done," I cried,
"You'll me no more.
I don't even what side
We on, or what for."

"I'm on the side that's lost
the side of Heaven
I'm on the of Snake-eyes tossed
Against the of Seven.
And read the Bill of Human Rights
And of it was true
But there wasn't any burden
So I'm it on you."

Now the Captain he was
But the wasn't hurt
The bars were in my hand
I pinned to my shirt.