Luyện nghe bài hát Anthem

Oh I fell in love, they do in the magazines,
On a field, it was a long daydream.
All my high school spent in faithful
I know that he looks dumb, but smart underneath.
They say I'm a kid, and I have a future,
With the blessing of Work to be done,
But to see him that beer is all that I'm seeing.

But now college days, and now I'm driving home
my list of books to read and that self-important tone
And my parents, I read them like the
I know they went wrong and they're not friends I would choose.
And there's a sunset over the
I my scorn to the splendorous sky,
For how this light compare to all the world suffering?

But now it's a day, I've lain those gloves to rest.
And now I'm hanging over the sink with a test.
You can relax, babe, are negative.
Oh but how I thought of kids, who they'd be, about we'd live.
And I saw them climbing up Neck Ridge.
They found the neighbors' woods for to make them own,
And I'll see dancing across the lawns of my homeland.

We the town in sixteen forty-one,
For to farm and to and Metro North to run.
We the fields, the marsh and the moon and the sun
We got to before the day was done.
And I'll see them dancing across the of my homeland.
I am an American.
From the grade turkey pageant to the protest march I stand.
I am an American.
I know there's blood in the pavement and we've turned the to sand.
Hey I where I come from, but I have a question,
Shall we the people never home?
For after all that we've been are the dreams to after.