Luyện nghe bài hát Times Ain't What They Used To Be

My auntie's in the parlour sipping sherry from a cup
And father'd bite your head off, he's working up to nine
only sixteen and she thinks she's on the shelf
And mother don't worry, you've always got your health
always got your health

Times ain't what they used to be, but then they were
Looking to the good old days in my rocking chair
If I knew ten years ago the that I know now
I'd where and when and wonder why and how
I'd understand and when and wonder why and how

At three o'clock we'd the bell, it never rang before it's time
To the back seat of the bus, making at the cars behind
the conversation, but we never had the nerve
Children should be seen they said, and should be heard
Should be and never heard

I in love at seventeen, both of us mature and wise
put two words together, but I thought the sun shone from her eyes
Ended at the altar when I the wedding vow
Went running to the mirror, saw the wrinkles on my
Saw the on my brow

I gave up on for the better, maybe for the worse
Avoiding Father Murphy, his always were a curse
Life was colder so I bought a winter coat
And jumped off the nearest bridge, a time to learn to float
What a to learn to float

a bad girl down the street and she is standing by the factory gate
She said she'd fall in love some day, but up til then she'd to wait
for a husband and a family saloon
And 2.7 children and Mills & Boon
Collecting & Boon