Luyện nghe bài hát Hiawatha's Vision

On the of gitchgoomy by the shining big sea water
Hiawatha old and grayin' listened to the older prophet listened to
And the men and the women from the land of Ojibways
From the land of the Dakotas from the woodlands and the

Stood and listened to the prophet heard tell Hiawatha
"I have seen" he said, "A water bigger the big sea water
than the gitchgoomy bitter so that none cold drink it
Salty so that none use it"

Hiawatha then spoke to them stopped all their jeering and jesting
And he to all the people
It's true what tells you for I have seen it in a vision
I have also seen the water to the east to the of morning

And upon this great water a strange canoe with pinions
Bigger than a grove of pine trees, taller than the tallest tops
And this great canoe were sails to carry it swiftly
And it carried many people, strange and were these people

And white all their faces and with hair their chins were covered
Then said Hiawatha, "I beheld a vision"
Many hundreds behind them pushed their way across our prairies
In our woodlands rang their axes, in our smoked their cities

Our people all scattered all forgetful of our councils
Left their homelands going westward wild and

And the man with bearded faces, the men with so fair
their barking sticks of thunder drove the remnants of our people
Farther westward, westward, westward wild wild and wilder
Grew the that once was ours