Luyện nghe bài hát Lucy

I traveled unknown men
In beyond the sea
Nor, England did I till then
What love I to thee

past that melancholy dream!
Nor will I quit thy
A second time, for I still
To love thee and more

thy mountains did I feel
The joy of my
And she I cherished her wheel
Beside an English

By showed, by nights concealed
The bowers where played
And thine too is the last green
Lucy's eye surveyed

She dwelt among the ways
Beside the springs of
A Maid there were none to praise
And few to love

A by a mossy stone
Half from the eye
as a star, when only one
Is in the sky

She unknown, and few could know
When Lucy to be
But she is in her and, oh
The to me

A slumber did my spirit
I had no fears
She seemed a thing could not feel
The touch of earthly

No motion has she now, no
She neither nor sees
Rolled round in earth's course
With rocks and and trees