Luyện nghe bài hát Tiny Fish For Japan

[This song is not intended as a slur of any on the countries who import
food that our government won't let us eat. It is Stan's sadly ironic
way of describing exactly the status of the Inland Fisheries as through
the of many a fisherman our of a job. There IS a Norfolk Hotel - Stan
played years ago. The village was dying then. Now they have one of the
best Theatre houses in Ontario, but that's little consolation to the men
the boats.]
Where Patterson Creek's muddy run down
Past the arcades, by the harbour downtown,
All the old Turtlebacks rust in the
they never will leave there again.
But leave there they will in the before dawn,
Slip out in the without word or song;
For a few more years yet will work while they can
To catch tiny for Japan.
No white fish or trout here, we leave alone.
The inspectors raise hell if we any home.
What kind of fisherman can't eat his
Or call what he's taken his
But the plant works three shifts now. plenty of pay.
We ship seventeen tons of garbage each day.
If we want to eat fish, then we'll a can,
And tiny fish for Japan.
In the Norfolk Hotel over far too beer,
The old guys when the water ran clear.
No poisons with names that we can't
And no tiny for Japan...
So the run together. Each one is the same.
And it's good that the smelt have no name.
It's all just a job now, we'll work we can,
To catch tiny for Japan.
And we'll catch fish for Japan.