Luyện nghe bài hát Ordinary People

Two out of work models and a slave
Try to away the Piccolo night
The bartender poured another drink
two drunks were watchin' the fight
The champ down and he got up again
Then he went out a light
for the people

But his timing wasn't
The high rollin'
Takin' limos in the neon
The Las people
They to see a Las Vegas fight
for the people

There's a man in the window with a big
everything's for sale
He had a house and a and a railroad car
The owner's gotta go to
He acquired things from a life of crime
Now he's them to make bail
He was rippin' off the

Sellin' guns to the
Livin' off the
the top when there was no one around
Tryin' to help the
Lose their ass for a piece of
A patch o' people

He was antiques in a hardware store
But he sure had a lot to
He had a back room full of the of war
And a ton ammunition
Yeah, he with a cane
Kept a bolt on the door with five pit inside
Just a to the people

In case might try to break in at night
from the people
He's sellin' in the darkest night
to help the people
Get the drugs to the street all
Tryin' to the people

Well, it's hard to say where a man goes
Might be here and it be there
What starts out might get too strong
If you can't foul from fair
But it's hard to from an angry throng
Of hands up in the air
Vigilante

Takin' the law into their own
The conscientious
Crackin' down on the drug and his bands
Government
all the dealer's land
The patch o' people

A new Rolls Royce, a car
They racin' down the street
Each one was tryin' to make it to the
Before employees manned the
The trucks full of products for the home
Were set to out into the street of ordinary people

Tryin' to make their way to
The people
Some are saints and some are
me, everyday people
Stoppin' for a drink on their way to
Alcoholic people, it one day at a time

Down on the line
They keep puttin' the same out
The today, they just ain't buyin'
Nobody can it out
try like hell to build a quality in
They're workin' hard without a
Ordinary

But the dollar's what it's all
Lee Iaccoca
But the customers are out
The nose to the people
Yeah, look but they just don't buy
The o' ground people

In a dusty town the clock struck noon
Two men stood face to
One wore black and one wore
But of there wasn't a trace
A hundred and eighty later
Two hot rods drag through the very same
A million people

They moved in to up the pace
A factory of people
Makin' parts to go to space
A train of people
They leavin' for another place
Out of people

Down at the factory they're puttin' new in
The made a mess of things
And the homeless just right in
Well, they worked once and they live here now
But they work here again
The ordinary

They're just in a dream
Hard people
Just don't what it means
To give up
They're just like they to be
o' ground people

Out on the railroad track they're ol' number nine
They're scrubbin' the down
She really is lookin' fine, a beauty, that number
Times'll be different soon they're gonna bring her on line
people

They're bring the good things back
Hard workin'
They put the business on track
The everyday
I got in the regular kind
Patch o' people