Luyện nghe bài hát The Great Compromise

I knew a who was almost a lady
She had a way all the men in her life
Every of her blossomed in beauty
And she was born on the of July

Well she lived in an aluminum trailer
And she in a juke box saloon
And she spent all the money I give her
to see the old man in the moon

I used to sleep at the foot of old
And awake in the dawn's early
But much to my surprise I opened my eyes
I was a victim of the great

Well we'd go out on evenings
To the drive-in on 41
And it was that I first suspected
That she was doin' what she'd done

She said, "Johnny won't you get me popcorn"
And she knew I had to walk far
And as soon as I through the moonlight
She into a foreign sports car

I used to sleep at the foot of old
And awake in the dawn's early
But much to my surprise when I my eyes
I was a victim of the great

you know I could have beat up that fellow
But it was her that had hopped his car
times I'd fought to protect her
But this time she was too far

Now some they call me a coward
'Cause I left her at the drive-in night
But I'd have names thrown at me
Than to fight for a thing ain't right

I used to sleep at the of old glory
And in the dawn's early light
But much to my surprise I opened my eyes
I was a victim of the great

Now she writes all the fellows love
Saying "Greetings, come and see me soon"
And go and line up in the barroom
And the night in that sick woman's room

But sometimes I get lonesome
And I wish she was my instead
But she let me live with her
And she makes me in my head

I used to sleep at the of old glory
And awake in the dawn's early
But much to my surprise when I opened my
I was a victim of the great