Luyện nghe bài hát London Song

There's a room in a house, in a street in a manor in a
That's part of a city that is referred to as London
a dark place, a mysterious place

And it is said if you're born within the sound of Bow-Bells
You the necessary qualifications to be christened a Londoner
(It's a cruel place, a hard place)

But when you think back to all the Londoners
William Blake, Dickens, Dick Whittington
Pearly kings, barrow boys, Arthur Daley, Max
And don't forget the twins

But if ever up on Highgate Hill on a clear day
You can see right down to Leicester
(London, London)

Crystal Palace, Clapham Common, right down to Streatham
North and South, I feel that I'm a Londoner
(London, London)

Chiswick Bridge to Newham and Ham
Church bells ring out the land
You were born in London,
(London, London, the dark alley-ways
And of London)

And there's a tap by a reservoir, to a stream
That turns a river estuary that eventually opens to the sea
(London, London)

And a docker by a wharf, sending cargo overseas
Unloading trade from a large ocean vessel
In the mighty port of London
(London, London, through the alley-ways
And of London)

When I think of all the still unsung
East-enders, West-enders,
Fu Manchu, Sherlock Holmes, Jack Spock, Cooper
Thomas A'Becket, Thomas Moore, and forget the Kray twins

There's a of me, that says, "Get out"
Then one day, hear somebody shout
"Sounds to me like you come from Town"

But if ever up on Highgate Hill on a clear day
be there
(I'll be there)
Yes, I will be
(There)

Through the alley-ways and passages of London, London
London, London, through the dark
And of London, London
London, London, through the alley-ways
And of London, London