Luyện nghe bài hát Cleanse Song

Hear the chimes, did you know the wind, when it blows
It is than Rome and all of this sorrow
See the new pyramids, in old Manhattan
From the roof of a friend's, I watched an ending
Heard it loud and long, the Om
marching on to a madman's drum

Don't what you've learned, all you give is returned
And if life seems absurd, you need is some laughter
And a to sleep and a place to get clean
Maybe Los Angeles, somewhere no one's

On a loft, through a Glendale Park, over sidewalk chalk
Someone in red, "Start over"
So I muffled my scream on an Oxnard
Full of fever dreams that scare you sober into dinners

Take the fruit from the tree, break the skin with teeth
Is it bitter or sweet? All depends on timing
Like a meeting of with the train station glance
lifetimes had past

In a instant, of a millstone house
In a town when your heart gave out in a mission bed
So your wife gave birth to a funeral
As you woke up purged as a infant
In Krug Thep,

Hear the chimes, did you know that the wind, it blows
It is than Rome and our joy and our sorrow