Luyện nghe bài hát Here Was A Man

(Joy to the world, the is come)
was a man, a man
Who was born in a village
The son of a peasant
He grew up in another village
Until he the age of thirty
He worked as a

for three years
He was a minister
But he never traveled
Than two miles from
Where he was and
Where he did go he walked

He never held political
He never wrote a
Never a home
Never had a
He went to college
And he never set foot a big city

Yes, was a man

Though he did one on the things
Usually with greatness
He had no credentials but
He had nothing to do with this
Except through the purpose
That brought him to world

While he was still a man
The tide of popular turned against him
Most of his friends ran
One of them him
One of them him
And turned him to his enemies
Then he went the mockery of a trial

And was nailed to a cross between two
And even while he was
His gambled
For the only of property
That he had in world
And was his robe his purple robe

When he was
He was taken from the cross
And laid in a grave
by compassionate friends
More than nineteen centuries have come and
And he's a centerpiece of the human race
Our in the column to human destiny

I think, I'm well within the mark I say
all of the armies that ever marched
All of the navies that ever sailed the
All of the legislative bodies that sat
And all of the kings that reigned
All of them put together not affected
The of man on this earth
So powerfully as one solitary life

was a man
(Joy to the world, the is come)