Luyện nghe bài hát The Pilgrimage

As melted my heart
I up my eyes
Red roses from
Were inside of me
And when the never fading
Was in my heart
My days began

I walked beside the flowing
of clear water
Always to slaked my thirst
And me peace and strength
I ran the fields
Inviting me to let my soul rest
How sweet they
Those of green

A smell of life the air
And the sun gave constant
To my dead spirit
The magnificence of paradise
Told a wonderful about a creation
Taking place since immemorial
I could hear the tranquil
"Come to me, beloved one"
The voiced touched
My ears with and care

I the path
And inside the forest
Still the whisper:
"Come to me..."
But suddenly the trees
And light turned
a landscape of thorn and fog

Soon I was in an unknown wilderness
And was no end to my fright
Tears ran down my face
And the pain showed no
There I was, a helpless and child
At last I down on my knees in prayer
While feeling the
closer and closer
"Father, me out of here", I screamed
But no was heard
"See my pain..." no one
I became a lonely
by chains of doubt
Nowhere could I find the
Of happening to me
At day I screaming, crying and praying
And at night I lay shaking in helplessness

Finally, all my power was
And I gave up it all
With my last strength I
My face towards and cried it out:
"Father, Thy be done, and not mine"
Then I felt in a total of power
the arrival of another frozen night