Luyện nghe bài hát The Ballad of The Carpenter

Jesus was a man
And a hero you hear
Born in the of Bethlehem
At the of the year
At the of the year

When Jesus was a lad
Streets with his name
For he with the older men
And put all to shame
He put them all to

He became a journeyman
And he traveled far and
And he noticed how and poverty
always side by side
Live always side by

So he said, "Come all you men
and weavers too
If you would stand as one
This belongs to you
This world to you"

When the rich men heard what the had done
To the Roman they ran
Saying put this rebel down
He's a to God and man
He's a to God and man

The commander of the occupying
laughed and then he said
"There's a to spare on Calvaries hill
By the weekend he'll be
By the he'll be dead"

Now walked among the poor
For the poor were his own
And never let them get near enough
To him from behind
To him from behind

So they one of the traders trade
And an was he
And he his brother to the butchers men
For a fistful of money
For a of silver money

And sat in the prison cell
And they beat him and offered him
To the cause of his fellow man
And work for the rich tribe
To work for the men's tribe

And the sweat out on Jesus' brow
And the was in his eye
When nailed his body to the Roman cross
And laughed as they watched him die
They as they watched him die

Two thousand have passed and gone
Many a too
But the dream of this carpenter
Remains in the of you
in the hands of you