Luyện nghe bài hát The Liberty of Norton Folgate

This is the of the Liberty of Norton Folgate
Old Jack Norris, the shrimp and the cadging ramble
A little bit of this, you like a bit of that?
But in weather like this, you wear a coat, a nice warm hat
A needle and thread, the stitches of time
The cattling Lavinski Jackie Burke
Bobbing and an invisible line
So step for step and both on our feet
We'll many a long, dim, silent street
Would you like a bit of this or a little bit of that,
A little bit of what you like does you no harm, you that
The perpetual echo of the passing beat
A continual river of people
In their and in its permanence
But when the streetlamp fills the with gold
So many priceless bought and sold
So step for step and both on our feet
We'll travel many a long, dim, silent street
Once 'round Arnold Circus, up Petticoat Lane
Past The Well of Shadows and once round again
Arm in arm with an air
To where the people stared at the windows
Because we are living like kings and days will last forever
'Cause from Africa, China and the Archipelago of Malay
Jump ship ragged and into Shadwell's Tiger Bay
The Welsh and Irish Wagtails, of midnight
The music hall carousal is spilling out into light
Sending crazed shadows, giants dancing up the brick wall
Of Mr.Truman's beer factory bottles ten feet tall
one calls it Spitalfields, Whitechapel
Tower or Bangle Town
We're all dancing in the
We're all on ground
Oh, I'm just walking down to, I'm floating down through
Won't you come with me to the Liberty of Norton
But wait, that?
Dan and a Limehouse Golem
Purposefully walking
Oh, I'm happy just about, have a banana
On a afternoon
The stall all call and shout to no-one in particular
Avoiding people you
You're just basking in own company
The Technicolor worlds by
But you're the lead in your own
'Cause in the Liberty of Folgate walking wild and free
In your hand coat, happy just to float
In little taste of liberty
A of everything you see
They're coming left or
Trying to flog you stuff you don't or want
And a smiling chap your hand
And you in his uncle's restaurant
There's a Chinese man trying hard to you moody DVDs
You know seen the film
It's and white, it's got no sound
And a man's head pops up and down right across you screen TV
Only a
Alright two for quid
'Cause in the Liberty of Norton walking wild and free
In your second hand coat, happy to float
In little piece of liberty
You're a part of you see
it's steady old fellows, pickpockets
Dandies, extortioners and wanderers
The feeble, the
Upon whom death had placed a very hand
in shreds and patches
Reeling inarticulate full of noisy and vivacity
Which jars upon the ear
And it gives an aching to both pair of eyeballs
In the I'd the fear of the immigrant
In the was the fear of the immigrant
He's made his way down to the dark
In the beginning was the fear of the
In the was the fear of the immigrant
He made his there by the dark riverside
He his home there down by the riverside
They their homes there down by the riverside
The city from the dark river Thames
made their home there down by the riverside
They made their there down by the riverside
The city up from the dark mud of the Thames
I say it
'Cause in the Liberty of Folgate walking wild and free
And in your second hand coat, happy just to
In this little of liberty
'Cause a part of everything you see
Yes, you're a part of you see
With a little bit of and a little bit of that
A little bit of what you like does you no harm and you know