Luyện nghe bài hát The Island

The
an Ocean, and Over a Sea
Beyond these waters, what do I see?
Well... I see the great mountains that climb the coast,
The Hills of Breton, this new home of mine.

O we come the countries, all over the world
To hack at the forests, to plough the down.
Fishermen, farmers, and all come,
To clear for the future, this ground.

We are an Island, a Rock in a
We are a People, as proud as there's
In soft summer breeze, or in wild winds
The of our hearts, Cape Breton...

the rooftops and over the trees
Within new townships, O what do I see?
I see the black pit heads, the coal are turning
The smoke are belching and the blast furnace burning.

O and the sweat on the is no joy to behold
In the heat of the Steel or mining the Coal.
And the foreign companies force us to fight
For our survival, and for out rights.
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Over the and over the roads
Over the causeway, are told.
They tell of the and the going away
Cities of America me away.

O and the companies come, and the go
And the of the World we may never know.
We'll follow the footsteps of those on way,
and still ask for the right to or to stay.

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