Luyện nghe bài hát Wandering Ways

Farewell to the whiskey, and smoke,
to the rum and occasional coke,
Farewell to the who came ready to play,
For this is the end of my ways.

Woke up one morning to the of a door,
my lady had left me, she take it no more,
The on the table, in black and white told,
my wandering ways had her heart cold.

We met December while out on the tear,
The laughter it with the wine and the beer.
I her riches, I said I'd be true,
She me a baby and the party was through.

to the whiskey, tobacco and smoke,
Farewell to the rum and coke,
Farewell to the girls who ready to play,
For is the end of my wandering ways.

Now I miss my lady, I her so much,
the smell of her hair and her touch
and I miss my boy and his smile,
needed a man but I was a child.

I hope this song her wherever she is,
and if you see her would you her this,
for ramblin' and I don't give a damn,
the boy she has grown into a man.

Farewell to the whiskey, and smoke,
Farewell to the rum and coke,
to the girls who came ready to play,
For this is the end of my ways.

There's lots to be for being out on the tear,
as luck would have it, the very year,
I met her again, she'd seen how grown,
now we still go but we do it at home.

Come on you young ramblers, you are,
beware of the you meet at the bar,
the of pleasure can change your whole life,
you walk in with a and walk out with a wife.

Farewell to the whiskey, and smoke,
Farewell to the rum and coke,
Farewell to the who came ready to play,
For this is the end of my ways.

Farewell to the whiskey, and smoke,
Farewell to the rum and coke,
to the girls who came ready to play,
For is the end of my wandering ways.