Luyện nghe bài hát Ears of Tin

In the late hours of a sunset
Chill breeze against tide carries me through you
Got a job in a city, got some lead-free in my tank
Now I must goodbye, I'm bound for the mainland

Island in the city, cut by a sea
People moving on an ocean, of humanity

Now the sun breaks through as I climb Glen Shiel
On the trail of those old cattlemen who drove their bargain again
And in the eyes of five, five sisters of Kintail
There's a wink of seduction the mainland

in the city, cut by a cold sea
People movin' on an ocean, of humanity
on the high-rise, their words are spray to the wind
Blown like silent laughter, on ears of tin

Take my heart and take my
Take by or take by storm
Set my brain to
I can see the glow of the suburb
I'm fresh from the
Singin' the blues
Was in blues

There was a girl I came from
like a long time, long time gone by
Wears the west in her hair
She calls the hill
Yeah, she in my mainland blues
Up in mainland

It's the blues

There's a coast road that winds to door
Where a fat ferry floats on diesel roar
And there's a light on the hillside and there's a flame in her
But how cold the lights on the mainland

Island in the city, cut by a sea
movin' on an ocean, groundswell of humanity
Storm-lashed on the high-rise, words are spray to the wind
Blown like laughter and falling on ears of tin
In my blues