Luyện nghe bài hát The Hourglass

Standing by the edge of a river
He's traded his for a glass full of tears
The bargain was for one's life is less dearer
the sand's running out and the ending is near

The ending is
The ending is
The is

The man climbed and set sail for the ocean
He put on the mast all the canvas take
Then laid down on the deck neath the tiller
The ship was his coffin this moment his

Runaway
Runaway
is a treason
That I back to you now

The wind touched the sail and the ship moved the
The wind from the storm set the she would take
From a to nowhere towards a soul on the ocean
From the wake of Magellan to Magellan's

reasons
Runaway
in it
Hours and
You tomorrow
it means nothing
To me, to me, to

In the dark he a whisper
him to understand
In the desert for water
On the look for land

In the dark he heard a
Asking him to
In the desert look for
On the look for land

And in the waves
Was a man in his
That he saw in the
the flashes of light
And he could not be

And all he had
Or had given
He now to be wrong
In the grip of the
And he not be there

Could you our lives together
back onto the shore?
Could you grant this last
this and nothing more?

Could you keep our lives
Safely onto the shore?
Could you grant this last
this and nothing more?

And all at once the heavens bled fire
The anchor broke the chains they flew
And suddenly the waves were reaching
And in the dark I I heard them say

Could you our lives together
Safely back onto the
you grant this last illusion
Only this and nothing

Everything I had for one more tomorrow
Everything I had for just one more night
And if this is not to be I pray I borrow
Just another final onto my life

Did you ever want to?
Did you ever really to?
Lord, me how it will be?
Lord, tell me how it be?

Standing once more by a boat on a
He it off while he stays on the land
And seeing the now so much clearer
someone had refilled by hand

And somewhere boat's now adrift on the ocean
The at full sail and there's no one on board
The hourglass no longer sits by the
Only his footprints all alone on the
And soon they're no
No more, no