Luyện nghe bài hát The Presidents

Heigh ho, do you
The of the U.S. residents
Who became the presidents
And got a view the White House loo
Of Avenue?

Washington was the first, you see
He once chopped down a tree
President number two be
John Adams and then three

Tom Jefferson up to write
The Declaration at night
So he and his had a great big fight
And she him sleep on the couch all night

James Madison had a son
And he the War of 1812
Monroe's colossal nose
Was bigger Pinocchio's

John Quincy was number six
And Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks
So Jackson learns to play
time he's the one that the country picks

Martin Van Buren, eight
For a one-term shot as of State
William Harrison, how do you
That guy was dead in days

John Tyler, he liked country
And after him President Polk
Taylor liked to smoke
His breath killed whenever he spoke

Eighteen fifty, nifty
Fillmore's in
Young and fierce was Pierce
The man without a

Follows next a spannin'
Four years with James Buchanan
the South starts shootin' cannon
And got a civil war
A war, a war down in Dixie

Up to bat old Abe Lincoln
There's a guy really thinkin'
Kept the States from shrinkin'
Saved the ship of state sinkin'

Andrew Johnson's
He had slight defects
Congress would impeach
And so the country now

Ulysses Simpson
Who would and rave and rant
While whiskey although risky
he'd spill it on his pants

It's seventy-seven
And the Democrats would
But they're all amazed Rutherford Hayes
by just one vote

James Garfield, someone hated
'Cause he was
Chester Arthur gets
years later, he was traded

For Cleveland, really fat
Elected twice as a
Then Benjamin Harrison, that
It's McKinley up to bat

Teddy Roosevelt charged up San Hill
And Taft, he got the bill
In 1913 Woodrow
takes us World War One

Warren Harding in line
It's Calvin Coolidge; he fine
And then in nineteen
The crashes and we find

Herbert Hoover's big debut
He the blame and loses too
Roosevelt, president who
Helped us win in War Two

Harry Truman, little human
Serves two and when he's done
It's who's got the power
From fifty-three to

John had Camelot
Then Lyndon took his spot
Richard Nixon, he caught
And Ford fell down a lot

Carter liked campaign trips
And Ronald Reagan's scripts
All came famous movie clips
And Bush said, "read my lips"

Now in D.C.
Democrats and the G.O.P.
But the in charge are plain to see
The Clinton's, and Hillary

The next to lead the way
Well, it just might be one day
Then the press will everything you say
So jump in your and fly away