Luyện nghe bài hát The Day You Love

Remember and tell me, the day you
Behind a veil of
How as these you dreamt not of
And to pass your years
peaceably than others do
Devoid of common
own company pleased you
And as you complain
Of those small that never heal
And scar their deep
You oft proclaimed heart could feel
No love and to keep
Your perfect untarnished by
The sorrow you would
Your perfect lips lie
To might thee enslave
Protected are thy limbs. No
Of deeds unseemly thee
by thy perfect ear
No words could hope to clasp
Indeed thou will not be
honor no man's name
But in disdain you are, you'll
Enshrined all the
In defense, you say not so
standeth thee accused
Of for mankind, but O
How hast been abused
That such a mortal fear could
All nature wills
So much so what might enlighten
Passion, pity
And cannot to look upon
A you have enraptured
With cruel haste you bid
The you have encaptured
me not, it is unjust
For every lovestruck
To claim a he hasn't won
But of your desire?
Can'st thou pretend thy breast
A beat was ne'er
And lost
Dost thou but
To say thou never
With trembling the image
Of a shore
on a pilgrimage
To where none touched
The deluded eyes could see
harbor'st in thy frame
A more rich than most should be
In every sense's
That dost feel, I know it well
thou dost weep, I'll swear
That thou love, I'll live to tell
If thou only dare
Remember and me, the day
You beyond all this
truth within my counsel lay
And me with a kiss