Luyện nghe bài hát New Moon Over the Hudson

There's a new moon the Hudson
and the stars are bright,
and I think about my love,
in Ireland
He'll walk purple heather,
at the and on to home,
and I wonder why I had to row.

Central at midnight,
in a in the snow,
I find I think of
the emerald shamrocks grow.
I'm in the morning
I'll sing the old songs,
and I'll never leave till all is and done.

There are that lie between us,
are years that have been lost,
but I never forget the way he smiled.
There are hearts have been broken,
and the dream was lost,
but the sons of always drove me wild.

My father's fathers,
they sailed Irish shores,
they played the at Lexington,
fought the civil wars.
They died to the Union,
they live to see me
and in their dreams they saw the Morn.

There were seas rolled beneath them
there were years had been lost
but they did forget the Irish songs.
There were vows that broken
and the almost lost
but they did forget where they belonged.

It's a long long way to New York
from the shores of County
and the that brought us over here
were made of and smoke

I return to Ireland
I'll sing the old songs
and I'll in purple heather
I'll in purple heather
I'll in heather, till the Irish dawn.