Luyện nghe bài hát Readjustment Blues

Just out of the infantry morning,
I had to pay my dues the sea,
But no one back in camp ever warned me,
What the readjustment would do to me.
"Welcome to Havannah", the pilot,
"We must have made a wrong on the way."
"Let's buy some cigars and it quiet,
If they don't know here we'll get away."
as I had realized he was joking,
I saw we were in D.C.,
'Cause was all the patriotic buildings.
Just like I had seen on T.V.
It must been a holiday,
'cause was this parade.
People carried signs I couldn't read that had made.
I got closer and my heart fell to my socks;
There was a raging and
The air was filled with and rocks.
was the flag I'd fought against so often,
The one I fought for hanging down,
The was blowing hard, the dirt was flying,
It made the city sky dark and brown.
I saw a girl, she could have my sister,
her hair was long and in her face,
She explained was a demonstration,
the war and for the human race.
Now I've seen a lot of strange in my travels,
Cannibals, yes, and galore,
But I never thought I'd see so people
Saying we don't your + + + war!
The troops all had on
like the one I'd worn,
But they were all domestic and my duty war.
They carried guns just the ones across the sea,
Except this I was the citizen
And were pointing their guns at me,
Yes, I was a citizen and
I was walking the street,
And it was just then the Readjustment Blues
Got to me.