Luyện nghe bài hát Three Button Hand Me Down

(rod stewart, ian mclagen)

I don't need no opinion
On the matter my dress.
I was raised in a clinic in oklahoma,
There many things I did not possess.
Well I never complained, my father said,
"son you get your chance before my age".
Then he took me upstairs and gave me suit
(? ) all over his face

He said, "others may come and may go,
But that suit be around wherever you're goin'"
Three hand me down
Three button me down

Hold on a

Now I had my fair of neat women,
But came between me and my suit.
That was a from boston, a barmaid from houston,
Not the one in detroit.
They said, "we like you boy and we think sweet,
But can't you lose suit? "
I said, "nononono, you do that to me"
I remember what my said:

He said, "others may and others may go,
But that will be around wherever you're goin'"
Three button me down, ha ha,
Three hand me down

I've never been a dresser
And the fold in my trousers it straight.
I know a good cloth when I see one.
That's why I'm clad in gray flannel suit.
Sometimes I wonder if I visit a tailor
And get a smooth outfit.
Then I remember what my said to me.
I make it from the road, you all know this

He said, "others may and others may go,
But that will be around wherever you go"
button hand me down,
Three hand me down, ha ha