Luyện nghe bài hát Weight Of The World

I still see my brother,
and polished, shaking hands down at the store
Everyone had to see
The all hop the greyhound bus and go to war
He punched me in the arm to say
It was the first time I saw our father cry

I kept all my brother's
Tied in in a box beneath my bed
Every night I read by
the covers in a tent above my head

His words said, not to worry, doing
It was his way of trying to ease my
While I was trying not to between the lines

The weight of the world, too heavy to
So much to lose, so to miss
It doesn't seem that an innocent boy
Should have to carry the weight of the

Then it was games and homecoming and
out our dresses for the prom
With my brother in desert
Dodging bullets he wasn't dodging bombs

While we went from the land of and free
To being afraid to disagree
While I was being brought down to my by

The weight of the world, too to lift
So much to lose, so much to
It doesn't seem fair an innocent boy
have to carry the weight of the world

It was the middle of
When the army sent my brother home at
While the by the football field
Flew the colors half way the mast

The wind blew cold and was coming down
Still turned out from our town
As we laid my brother in that ground

The of the world, too heavy to lift
So much was lost, so was missed
It seem fair that any boy or any girl
Should have to the weight of the world