Luyện nghe bài hát The Mountain

It was up some river where I'd gone to spend the day.
I had such fantastic visions I could hardly to stay.
And I stood within myself and felt free,
And I stood the burdens that puzzle you and me.
I became awareness that was shared all around,
the trees, the sky, the flowers, and the wind, the sun, the ground.
I heard the birds singing and I found them same as me,
And I understood our sorrows and why should not be.
I saw this of living, it was nothing more than faith,
A skin that covered glory, far beyond our or hate,
A crystal fairyland where loving is our grace,
A pyromanic garden that knows no nor space.
I saw we've been doing to it, saw it as insane,
Still a marching like Christians with our wars, the sword, the flame,
To crush all damned infidels, defend what should be shame.
And I shared our sorrows and knew we all must bear the blame.
I see it all as part of us to know and alike
With a universal willingness to and do what's right,
To our brotherness and stop this awful race,
Let our children grow in peace, know their shall not be waste.
First there is a mountain, it seems the mountain's gone,
But then, if you take look, why, it's been there all along.
We can be just like that river as it laughs its way,
Or stand beneath the shadows take the sun away.