Luyện nghe bài hát Who Fell Asleep

She turned her back on the church and put all her faith in me at the back of the where I taught her to screw and blaspheme.
We turned our to the church,
our trousers around our knees,
While screaming the scriptures she I was her favourite heresy.
In a I read:

"If you should go and deaf I'll cleanse and I'll bathe you and I'll cook for you daily.
I take a dry ballpoint pen and trace on your chest all of the same conversations we have now in bed".

I don't to be selfish;
But I I'd sooner just be dead.
the tennis court alongside the river,
Not a single flower to see.
This is the one girl who woke up from all and now falls asleep next to me.
But I now,
Every time that I kiss her, she feels her god on her shoulder.
It me,
But I'm she's still yours.

She said she a sea burial,
Not grass and to her hips.
I pruned the ivy from grandmother's tomb,
More tender and careful than the superstitious ripped you your mothers womb.
In a I wrote:

"I think too much the end,
But being around it made me like I'm coping.
Now when I view the cemetery I don't see headstones I see rows of engraved teeth,
Hungry,
for me".

And though I am
I think I crave the relief.
Behind the tennis alongside the river,
Paper flower's still thing.
This is the one girl who woke up from all that and now asleep next to me.
But I now,
time that I kiss her,
She feels her god on her shoulder.
It me,
But I'm sure she's yours.