Luyện nghe bài hát Rock Island

MAN 1:
for the merchandise.
for the buttonhooks.
MAN 3:
Cash for the goods
for the hard goods.
MAN 2:
Cash for the goods
for the fancy goods.

for the noggins, and the piggins, and the firkins.
MAN 3:
Cash for the cask and demijohn.
for the crackers, and the pickles, and the flypaper.
MAN 4:
Look, what do you
do you talk?
What do you
What do you
MAN 5:
do you get it?
MAN 4:
What do you
MAN 2:
You can talk, you can talk, you can
You can talk. You can bicker, bicker, bicker, you can
You can talk. You can talk, talk, talk, bicker, bicker, bicker.
You can all you wanna, but it's different than it was.

No it aint, no it aint, but you gotta know the
MAN 3:
Chi Chi Chi Chi Chi Chi Chi
Well, it's the model "T" made the trouble.
Made the people wanna go, get, wanna get, wanna get up and go.
7,8,9,10,12,14, 22, 23 miles to the seat.
MAN 2:
Yes, sir, yes, sir!
MAN 3:
Who's gonna patronize a 2 by 4 kind of store anymore?
MAN 4:
What do you
What do you
MAN 5:
do you get it?

It's not the "T" at all,
a gander at the store,
At the store,
At the day store
At the day, modern,
Departmentalized store.
MAN 4:
What do you
do you talk?
What do you
do you talk?
MAN 5:
do you get it?
MAN 4:
do you talk?
What do you
do you talk?
MAN 5:
do you get it?
MAN 2:
You can talk, you can bicker.
You can talk, you can bicker.
You can talk, talk, talk,
You can bicker, bicker, bicker.
You can all you wanna,
But different than it was.

No, it ain't. But, you gotta the territory.
MAN 2:
Gone, gone, gone with the hogshead cask and demijohn. with the sugar barrel, pickle barrel, milk pan,
gone with the tub and the and the tierce.
MAN 3:
Ever meet a fellow by the name of
MAN 1:

MAN 2:



MAN 4:

MAN 5:

HAROLD


No!
MAN 4:
Never of any salesman Hill.
MAN 3:
Now he doesn't the territory.
MAN 1:
Doesn't the territory?
MAN 2:
What's the line?
MAN 3:
Never worries his line.
MAN 1:
Never worries 'bout his
MAN 3:
Or a doggone thing. He's just a bang beat, ringing, big haul, great go, neck or nothing, rip roarin, every time
a eye salesman. That's Professor Harold Hill, Harold Hill.
MAN 5:
What's the line?
MAN 4:
What's his

He's a and he doesn't know the territory.
MAN 4:
Look, do ya talk?
do ya talk?
What do ya
What do ya
MAN 3:
He's a man.
MAN 1:
He's a
MAN 2:
He's a
MAN 3:
He's a music man and he sells clarinets to the kids in the town the big trombones and the rat-a-tat drums,
big brass bass, big brass bass, and the piccolo, the piccolo with the uniforms too, with a shiny braid on the
coat and a big red runnnin...
MAN 2:
Well, I don't know much about bands, but I do know you can't make a living big trombones, no sir.
Mandolin picks, perhaps and here and a Jew's harp...
2nd Salesman: No, the fellow sells bands, bands. I don't know how he does it but he lives like a king and he dallies
and he gathers and he plucks and shines and the man dances, certainly boys, what else? The piper pays him! Yes sir ,yes
sir,yes sir, yes sir, when the man dances, certainly boys, what else? The pays him! Yes sir, Yes sir
Charlie: But he know the territory!