Luyện nghe bài hát What Have You Got to Lose

(Tom T. Hall)

Well, I've been in some bars where they it in big silver
Goblets and pewter and
I've been in some joints where they serve it in cups
And maybe an old glass.

But all the same in the old drinking game
When you and you try to forget
One woman who you and another who didn't
And I ain't seen one yet.

What have you got to
What have you got to
Try and booze and the cigarette blues
What have you got to

Well, I've been in towns with some high rolling heavies
And I know some unknowns and
The big equalizer is a good of liquor
they all belly up to the bar.

Some cry for fame cry for money
And some people for the skies
But when a honky tonk starts crying for a honky tonk
You can't get a in edgewise.

What you got to lose
What you got to lose
Try women and and the cigarette blues
have you got to lose?

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Now an old country boy can't sit on the porch
And watch while the world's by
Now se's got to be part of some social
So he him a jug and he tries.

He'll play that old jukebox and them old hides
Bout come to in his room
When that sun's up he's bout half way to hell
half way back home around noon.

What have you got to
What have you got to
Try and booze and the cigarette blues
What have you got to

What have you got to
What you got to lose
Try women and booze and the cigarette
What you got to lose?...