Luyện nghe bài hát We Do What We Can

Downstairs they're Kenton, the house set to swing
Lay in my bed and to everything
Leo's in rare form tonight, his trombone sings so sweet
This is the room where they all come to

He said, "I do what I can, I for the moment
And who I am, yeah, that's who I am
And isn't it good, if we could freeze moments in
We all would, I do I can, do what I can"

he's playing Kenton, the Magnavox sighs
And, oh, how the has changed in all of our lives
He "Nobody listens to modern jazz
And never have what those guys have"

And he says "I do what I can, I for a living
And who I am, yeah, that's who I am
And it's good to be alive but different
Leo died, I do what I can"

Is this the end of the modern world? What could it for a young girl?
Who sees the on his face, he does what he can
The procession on the TV screen, what could it mean?
For a man who's come far just to turn around

Could there still be life in Kenton's
With the Kennedy's gone and
sad rows of houses with their optimistic colors
Democrat grandparents and draft-dodging
down the street and discontented mothers
We do we can

it's quiet, less alive somehow
Somehow he was everything I am now

And he "I do what I can, I work for a living
And that's who I am, who I am
But it's good to be and these are the choices
We make to survive, do you can"