Luyện nghe bài hát Twin Rocks Oregon

I met him on the
Of twin rocks,
He was on his bedroll
Lookin' just like Richard
I he was an old man
He but thirty seven

He said been ridin' trains
For years
portraits
To keep his belly of the beer
And looked to me he'd died
And the plane to Heaven

But he was a old guy
For a man
He had a of Mad Dog
He held in his
Waved a lot
To his point

And I as he told his tales
Wine and and county jails
We finished off that
And smoked a half a

He said "I came to watch the sun
into the ocean
Is this been
Since I smelled this sea"

He turned his bottle up and
I saw him and I saw him found
He said "I don't know I've been
for, maybe me"

Well, I told him I too had
around
Livin' out of my van town to town
for tips and whatever records
I move

I said "I don't reckon be makin it big
You it's hard to get rich
Off a tout of coffee gigs
And he said "Yeah, but it a blessin'
To do you wanna do"

And I told him "Yeah, I off here"
To watch the sun into the ocean
'Cause it's been
Since I smelled this sea"

He turned his bottle up and
He saw me and he saw me found
He said "I don't know I've
Been for, maybe me"

I "It's kinda late
be headin' down the interstate
Can I give you a
To San bay?"

He "Nope, I think I'm just
to sit here and rest
And maybe on the
Montana express

I might just lay
And dream my away
I'm to sit right here
I'm gonna to the sun
into the ocean
'Cause it's been years, been years

I'm gonna turn my bottle up and
You can see me
And you can see me

Well I met him on the
Of rocks, Oregon
He was sitting on his bedroll
Just like Richard
like him