Luyện nghe bài hát Tucson, Arizona (Gazette)

Tucson,
Rising in the heat like a
Tony his Chevy
a virgin locked in his garage

He it out at midnight
And cruises the empty boulevards
And he the darkened alleys
That snake the city's thirsty yards

The desert skies reflect
The anger in his eyes and it is

His father died of
And five children sinking with his mom
His older Bobby
made it back from Vietnam

With high school well him
He lives at home and works this job

And he thinks his '60
Is the only true amigo he's got
His heart is filled with
And his soul is like ugly vacant lot

Mary Estelle
Came out Louisiana for the sun
A gone bad in Dallas
Left her burned and and on the run

To make the rent and
She this job at dollar 3.15 an hour
shots of whiskey and tequila
In some smoky red bar

And she dreams day
She'll make her way to L.A and become a star

Tony saw her
He swallowed hard and asked her for a
laughed and answered
"I would but night I'm working late"

He said he had cocaine
That she could have if she'd just ride
She said, "What the hell, I may a
I had no fun in so damn long"

He her up at closing time
They pulled out on the road and they were

Tony's mom got
When she her son had not come home
Mary's panicked
And called the from a public phone

They asked her of questions
She tried her to tell them what she saw
And late that they found poor Mary
in some narrow, dusty draw

And the reported
That she hadn't deceased for very long

Two weeks on they it
Buried to the in the sand
There inside lay
a small revolver in his hand

The papers simply
It must have been the drugs drove him mad
The neighbors
What could make a boy go so bad?

Well, it have been the desert heat
It have been the home he never had