Luyện nghe bài hát Geodes

No you can't always tell one from
And best not to judge a book by it's tattered cover
I have found I tried or looked deeper inside
What appears unadorned might be wondrously
You always tell but sometimes you just know

'Round we throw geodes in our gardens
They're as as the rain or corn silk in July
Unpretentious browns and grays the stain of Indiana
They're what's left of shallow seas, rock and mystery
And inside their shines a bright as promise

All these things we call familiar
Are miracles clothed in the commonplace
And youll see it if you try in the next eyes
God walks around in boots, sometimes rags and that's the truth
You can't always tell, but sometimes you know

Some say geodes made from pockets of tears
Trapped away in places for years upon years
Pressed down and transformed, 'til the true was born
And the whole world moved on like the notes of a song
A love letter sent without address

No you can't always one from another
And it's best not to judge a book by it's tattered
I don't open them to see folks 'round just like me
We have come to believe there's good in common things
You always tell but sometimes you just know
You can't always tell but sometimes you know