Luyện nghe bài hát Farewell

Farewell to the mountains, whose to me
Were more beautiful far than Eden be
No fruit was forbidden but had spread
Her bountiful board and her children fed

The hills our garners our herds wildly grew
And nature was and husband, man too
I felt a monarch, yet thought like a man
As I thanked the Great and worshiped His plan

The I forsake where my offspring grows
The grave I forsake where my reborn
The home I redeem from the savage and
The home I have loved as a father, his

The corn that I planted, the fields I cleared
The flocks I've raised and the cattle I reared
The of my bosom, farewell to ye all
In the of the stranger, I rise or I fall

Farewell to my country, I've for thee well
When the savage rushed forth like the from hell
In peace or in war, I have by thy side
My country for thee, I have lived, would have

But I'm a cast off, my now is done
I must wander abroad like the Son
Where the wild savage and the broad Prairies spread
The fallen despised, again go ahead