Luyện nghe bài hát For Real

from East Hardware
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- (by Bob Franke)

Death took the of a neighbor of mine
On a highway with a drunk at the
She me keep your clean hands off the laundry he left
And don't me you know how I feel
She had a tape that sent her from a Holiday Inn
That she never much in the day
But when I heard him say I love you through the window at
I stayed the hell away

There's a hole in the middle in the middle of the prettiest
So the lawyers and the say
Not your father nor your mother nor your lover's ever make it go away
Now there's too darkness in an endless night
To be afraid of the way we
Let's be kind to each
Not but for real

My father never put his on
In the back in World War II
He said he'd rather go in familiar flame
Than get lost in that blue
Well some of blue got into my eyes
And we never stopped fighting war
Until I first understood endlessness
And I loved him like never

There's a hole in the middle in the middle of the life
So the and the prophets say
Not your father nor your mother nor lover's ever gonna make it go away
Now there's too darkness in an endless night
To be ashamed of the way we
Let's be kind to each
Not but for real

Lucky my daughter got her nose
And just a little of her eyes
And we've got just love
That when the takes me
It me by surprise
And I remember that longing from my highway
When I never give it a name
And lucky that I discovered in the nick of time
That the woman and the aren't to blame

For the hole in the middle of a good life
I only face it 'cause it's here to
Not my father nor my mother nor my nor my lover
Nor the highway made it go
But now there's too darkness in an endless night
to be of the way I feel
I'll be to my loved ones
Not forever but for

Some say god is a lover, say it's an endless void
And some say both, and say she's angry
And some say annoyed
But if god felt a in the palm of his hand
Then god knows the way we
And then love forever
and for real

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Bob Franke, all rights