Luyện nghe bài hát Orphans

Goodbye, circus wheel, you rest along the seas
I have you the fire of my youth and the triumph of my enemies
And goodbye, fair weather and your faithless factories
I have given you the and the truth from the wounds that they laid on me
And whatever left, I kept it for my own heart

And the lonesome understand with the choirs in my
We were orphans before we were ever the of regret, my baby
On and on and on, how the boys carry on
And we were orphans before we were ever the sons in the

And now my lights, they never go down, they waltz the moon and the for me now
So you can find local libertine to take your daughters out on the town
And I can feel it in my aging bones, how the of the rain mixes up
Into the fountains where I drank my blood
And so I you to find my very own hat full of rain

And the lonesome with the choirs in my head
That we orphans before we were ever the sons of regret, my baby
On and on and on, how the boys carry on
And we were orphans before we ever the sons in the songs

And now I'm trying to it straight, learning all the streets and the alleyways
And learning where they lead now that I'm left alone here to
But it's so hard to stand on own against mirrored glass hot and cold
But the clothes I wore don't fit my soul anymore
No, the clothes I wore just don't fit my soul

And the lonesome with the choirs in my head
We were before we were ever the sons of regret, my baby
On and on and on, how the alphabet carry on
And we were orphans before we were ever the of your songs

When we were we were diamond Sinatras
Like something I saw in a
We kept our secrets and rules locked up tight a tomb
Where the lay