Luyện nghe bài hát The Great American Novel

I was born and an orphan in a land that once was free
In a that poured its love out on the moon;
and I grew up in the of your silos filled with grain,
but you never helped to fill my spoon.

And when I was ten you murdered law courtroom politics,
And you to make a lie sound just like truth;
But I know you now and I don't fall for all your tricks,
And you've lost the one of my youth.

You kill a black man at midnight for talking to your daughter,
you make his wife your mistress and you leave her without water;
And the sheet you wear upon your face is the sheet your sleep on,
At every meal you say a prayer; you don't believe but you keep on.

And your money in God we trust,
But it's against the law to in school;
You say we beat the to the moon,
And I say you starved children to do it.

You are far across the but the war is not your own,
And while you're theirs, you're gonna lose the one at home;
Do you think the only way to bring about the peace
Is to sacrifice children and kill all your enemies?

The politicians all make speeches the news men all take note,
And they exaggerate the issues as they them down our throats;
Is it really up to them this country sinks or floats?
Well I wonder who would lead us if of us would vote.

Well my phone is tapped and my lips are chapped whispering through the fence,
You know move I make, or is that just coincidence?
Well you try to my way of life a little less like jail,
If I promise to make tapes and slides and send them the mail.

And money says in God we trust,
But against the law to pray in school;
You say we beat the to the moon,
And I say you your children to do it.
You say all men are equal, all men are brothers,
Then why are the rich more than others?
Don't ask me for the answer, I've only got
That a man his darkness when he follows the Son