Luyện nghe bài hát Homeland

Well, I so high
the table over
Thought I saw a
out of the clover
She lived in house
Forty odd or so

She was in the back
With the English and the
Slaughtered sheep
and babies
Lot of blood and
Three hundred ago

like they're caught up in the trees
In the of spiders
Spun out of
riders
Lookin' for a
To their way back home

But there's back there
Or
No they
Can put sorrow
Heavy as
Cold as a stone

And I call place my homeland
And I claim land I own
But it to another people
possess it in their bones

Well, I can hear in the night
Like a televisions
Hummin' low
Beneath the
All really want
Is if we can 'em now

They troublin' this plain
for attention
Making tracks
They need an
All really want
Is to get home somehow

So up a fire
Say a prayer
And cook a meat
'em up a chair
And offer a plate
we can all find peace

You can't bury
Men or
Old memories, old
The pain doesn't
Just because the ceased

And I call this place my
And I claim this I own
It belongs to another
They possess it in their

Well, I so high
Straight up off the bed
sky
Bloody the red heat
to shake
'Cause I couldn't my way back home

Well, I in the ditch
in the gutter
Landed in the
Of my long mother
like a child
While the Bayou groaned

And I this place my homeland
And I love this I own
But it belongs to people
They it in their bones

Yeah, I call this place my
And I claim this I own
But it belongs to people
They it in their bones