Luyện nghe bài hát Letter to Britannia from The Union Jack

Poor Britannia, drowning in your
the body of the unknown soldier and the best of the brave
I have known you since I was a child
How come you salute me now when I smile?

You was always so young and on all o' money
How come these mourners pass you by and think so funny?
I'd be there with you but I'm chained unto stake
For I am loyalty but my mast I forsake

I looked down on a bunch of amusements, I looked walls
I've looked on hangings 'n parades 'n halls
And I've love in so many living rooms
And I've seen rich men slowly die inside tombs

I we're just two charms but it's heavy on my mind
in me I said, now, look at time
I you're just a victim of your history
Trust in me, I said and you be free

You pull me up and you me down
And the Queen's in residence, I hang around
I don't madly 'cos the climate's civilized
Just flutter 'cos I'm old 'n I'm wise

And you up, and you, you been down
You been through many things I know, you around
I fought armies for you in the conflicts of the past
Britannia, I you, do not lower me by half