Luyện nghe bài hát Adios Hermanos

It was the of October 6th, 1960
I was wearing my brown
Preparing to the house of D
Shook some hands then Brooklyn amigos

Maybe of them had hopes of seeing me again
Some even said that my judge, Gerald Culkin
play it by the book
Maybe let us off the
But, woh, oo woh, I better

to leave the projects
To cross into another
The blancos and the gangs
Well, they'd you if they could

Angel of Mercy, are suffering
All the world
children are taught
On knees to believe

of Mercy, people are suffering
All the island tonight
Mothers
grieve

Well, I entered the courtroom, Of New York
County of New York, just some
They off the sidewalk
Guilty by my dress, guilty in the
Let The Capeman burn for the

Well the "Spanish boys" had their day in
And now it was time for some fuckin' law and
The electric chair, for the pair
the judge to the court reporter

Afraid to leave the
To cross into another
The newspapers and the T.V.
Well, they'd you if they could

of Mercy, people are suffering
All the world
A Spanish boy could be
night of the week

But just let some boy die
And the world crazy
For blood-Latin
I don't lie when I

Well, they my hands
A heavy belt my waist to restrain me
And they shackled my
Hernandez, the "Umbrella Man," beside me

Then we rode Black Maria
Through the of Spanish Harlem
old friends on the corners
Just to lay our upon them

Crying, Hermanos, Adios
Hermanos, Adios
Adios Hermanos,