Luyện nghe bài hát A Town Called Big Nothing

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He stood in the outside of town
With a clockwork toy in his hand
A graveyard for childish dreams in his
A lifeline

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The mechanical sputtered in his fist
As he clenched, it and died again
It was a cowboy who his gun

But the pistol was to the holster
By age and careless
So it struggled and
And it unwound his own

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He didn't need tattoos to show he had been
And who he had
It was the same that men had cried for
That women had their hair for
The cellophane illusion of a sky
over an open sore

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He thought about his daughter
The way her eyes would
At the circus barker's blackmail song
How he to smash her skull
When she parroted back, "Tell mommy, poppy
You need little dolly"

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The smoky voice of the girl
Woke him long
was too much light in the room
So he unscrewed the
She him to bed like an adopted dog

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She lit sickly incense, as he tried to
If the resemblance as and coincidental
He unleashed his on the toy
All it meant to him and it down forever

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He woke up in a the next day
her smile still painted on his mouth
He out of a town called Big Nothing

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