Luyện nghe bài hát The Tennessee Kid

On Gras day the Tennessee kid
Awoke in a
Of his own fears
Haunted by the
Of vague
No beast he could name
So the kid Lucifer himself
oaths most grievously discourteous
And him submit
Forthwith to
At the
Celebrated in
on

Up jumped the
In the of the thoroughfare
"Who dares to utter my secret name?"
He
But the kid yielded not so much as an
To
Steadfast he the enemy in kind
"Old then, Satan, Mephistopheles,

By any other name you ain't
a rose"
Then he his loins for the
Ensuing
But the only shrugged and the kid
when he hissed he said

Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
The comes due someday

Wait just one goddamn cried the kid
From the
You never nothin'
'Bout no kinda
Just said, here, it's just a soul
You'll never it
I ain't set foot in a church since I was
A little ol'
Reckoned I was headed to hell
By the
No matter how long and how
That I
So I might as learn how to make
This talk
Somebody ol' Bob Johnson
Came down way
And say

Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
When the balance due someday

And the raised himself up
To the fullness of his
Black wings a sanguine
moon
Behold the trampler
Of infidels,
He who away nations
With a flick of his
Theopolis, Agrrippa, Faustus,
and long is the tale of my prey
Question not the bond
Of my
Set here in blood
In your own hand

And the Tennessee kid an eye
On the where his mark
Was indeed clearly
And he fell to his
But it was too late to
And with his last breath he did say

Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
The balance comes due