Luyện nghe bài hát When I Was Your Age

Let me tell you, sonny. Let me set you
You kids today ain't never had it
Always had everything to you on a silver plate
You lazy think nothing's good enough

Well, nobody ever drove me to school when it was ninety degrees
We had to butt naked through forty miles of snow
Worked in the coal mine twenty two a day for just half a cent
Had to sell my internal organs to pay the rent

When I was age. When I was your age
I was your age. When I was your age

Let me tell you something, you little snot
There's something with all you kids today
You just don't appreciate all the things got
We were hungry, and miserable
And we it better that way

were seventythree of us living in a cardboard box
All I got for was a lousy bag of rocks
Every for dinner we had a big chunk of dirt
If we were really good we didn't get

When I was your age. I was your age
When I was age. When I was your age

Didn't no telephone didn't have no FAX machine
All we had was a of cans and a crummy piece of string
Didn't have no swimming pool I was just a lad
Our septic tank was the closest thing we had
Didn't have no floss had to use old rusty nails
Didn't have Nintendo, we just poured salt on
Didn't have no water bed, had to sleep on broken
Didn't have no lawnmower, we used our teeth to cut the

What's the matter now, sonny, you say you believe this junk?
You my story's wearin' kinda thin?
I tell you one thing, I never was such a disrespectful
Back in my time, we had a thing called

Dad would us every night till a quarter after twelve
Then get too tired and he'd make us whop ourselves
Then he'd chop me into and play frisbee with my brain
And let me tell ya, Junior, you never heard me

When I was your age. When I was age
When I was your age. I was your age