Luyện nghe bài hát Jabulani (his Story)

(His Story)

My I must say that you have brightened my day
Im from the north, the Great Zimbabwe
See now I to lose my soul
Or my love for all its worth as this life

And so I raise my arms to the new day
Grateful for this land I live, where I stay
But blown astray by the I must obey
I tell you my heart is in Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe

You see now, I start my morning with a into the sky
Standing ankle deep, my thoughts with the tide
each grain of sand that sifts right through my hand
I feel love for my own homeland

But wait you see, life has treated me
As well, most say, quite unpleasantly
As I pay the fee, to my family
My life is not easy as a refugee.

Some days Id feel so // Kicked around like an old, small stone
Rolling through the deep unknown // Its in my bones, deep in my bones

See Im a refugee, been carried from my homeland // A working man, can see it in the palms of my hands And Im true, just got to push on through // You know Im living this life the best way that I can

Again I say, my heart is in Zimbabwe // Where I grew strong, I and I learned
I say, my heart is in Zimbabwe // But one day you know I will return

Well Ive asked, of the things that I can give
So I think of this life that Ive and Ive lived
And Im not sold, by the craze for gold
My love, my life is my child I

You see now, just one into her eyes
I know she put the stars in the sky
Made the rivers and the soft winds blow
Im you, I love her so

I love her so, oh I her so
She a smile as the sun dips low
I her so, oh I love her so
She keeps my strong, wherever I go

Ive seen it all, both the and small
Tough to say Ive seen my world fall
So I say, I rise to
Im grateful for my daughter, our health, and day

I struggle still, I know // But I have hope of abundant flow // one day I will take her home,
Yes, well go home. Yes, go home!

But Im a refugee, carried from my homeland
A working man, can see it in the of my hands
And Im holding true, got to push on through
You know Im living this life the way that I can

Again I say, my is in Zimbabwe
I grew strong, I lived and I learned
Again I say, my is in Zimbabwe
But one day I return