Luyện nghe bài hát Singing in Vietnam Talking Blues

One mornin' at I said to my wife
"We've been everywhere once and some twice"
As I had another helpin' of ham
She said, "We ain't never been to
There's a bunch of our over there"
So, we to the Orient, Saigon

Well, we got a big welcome when we in
Through the gates of a that they call Long Ben
We checked in and everything got quite
But a soldier boy said, "Just wait tonight
get noisy, things start happening'
Big bad firecrackers"

Well, that night we did about four for the boys
And they were livin' it up with a whole lot of
We did our last for the night
Then we crawled into bed for some and quite
But things weren't peaceful and things quite
were scary

Well, for a few minutes June never said one
And I thought at first she hadn't heard
Then a exploded not two miles away
She sat up in bed and I her say, "What was that?"
I said "That was a or a bomb"
She said, "I'm scared", I said, "Me too"

Well, all night long that noise on
And the would chill you right to the bone
The bullets and the bombs and the shells
Shook our bed time one fell and it never let up
It was gonna get worse before it got any

Well the sun came up the noise died down
We got a few minutes sleep and we were sound
a soldier knocked on our door and said
"Last night we in seven dead and fourteen wounded"
And would we down to the base hospital
And see the boys,

So we went to the ward by day
And night we were singin' away
Then the shells and the bombs 'til again
And the helicopters in a wounded man
Night after night, day after day, comin' and a

So we sadly sang for them our song
And reluctantly we said so
We did our best to let know that we cared
For every last one of it's over there
Whether we belonged over or not
Somebody here loves them and needs them

Well, now about all there is to tell
About that trip into livin' hell
And if I ever go back there anymore
Hope there's none of our boys there for me to for
I hope that war's over and they all come back home
To stay in