Luyện nghe bài hát Dont Forget My Name

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Of the 58,000 plus US service personnel who were killed in Vietnam, 5 were 16 years of age,the average age being just 23 years.
Their names are engraved permanently on the wall.
More than 17 million members of the forces perished during world war2.
1 million, 700 thousand men and women of the commonwealth forces died in two wars.
Of the remains of 925 thousand were found and their graves are marked by headstones.
The headstones are permanent and uniform and there is no distinction on account of military, civil rank, race or creed.
Amongst the personal effects of the many war dead, last letters to loved were often found and sent on.This is one such letter.

To part I is bitter sweet,
To leave this land,
but the lord my maker, I to meet,
as he my lowly hand.
cry my love, don't cry for me,
the are all for you,
though my eyes no see the world,
my spirit is new.
cry my love, don't cry for me,
the are all for you,
though my eyes no see the world,
my is brand new.

I remember fondly your smile, so and sweet,the way we kissed and held each others hands,the plans we made, of a future yet to come.
now my love, I ask, what now?

me as I was then,
when we so in love,
words I'll write, with earthly pen,
then for you above.

The years may pass and and go,
you'll find love again,
some and sorrow, you may know,
but, don't my name.

Oh don't forget, no regrets,
don't forget my name,
some and sorrow, you may know,
but, forget my name.

The sounds of have long gone,and my comrades surround me.
I my life slipping away,
as I am by darkness.
I know I not see another day,
but I will carry image with me to eternity.

The may pass and come and go,
you'll true love again,
pain and sorrow, you may know,
but forget my name.
please forget my name.