Luyện nghe bài hát I Took Your Hand

It was barely twilight when the quartet began to play.
At the stroke of twelve, the dancers failed to their masks away.
Then I found you the same as anyone,
And the room began to shine.
I was trembling badly, but I took your in mine.

Though in all my life I never once believed in sight,
Something odd indeed, but as real, came over me that night.
All at once my was filled with photographs
Of a moments yet to be.
I was on the ocean,
I was toward the land.
I loved you I took your hand.

I felt you near me as the years by.
I hoped you
They not ever dim your beauty.
Of course, it have been insanity
To say to a stranger,
As you to me,
No more a stranger.

I could dimly see the crossing hands and circling round,
Only hear the music, as it languidly unwound,
But I clearly saw the and soul of you,
And I each halting word you said.
As we touched, no more than its to do,
And warmth went rushing to my head.

Then you asked if I like to dance,
And I no,
no.
I so to dance,
But I could stand
When I took hand.