Luyện nghe bài hát The Town I Loved So Well

In my memory I always see
the town that I have loved so
Where our school played ball by the wall
and we laughed through the smoke and the
Going in the rain, running up the dark lane
past the jail and down the fountain
Those were days in so many, many ways
in the town I loved so

In the early morning the shirt factory
called women Creggan, the Moor and the Bog
While the men on the dole a mother's role,
fed the children and trained the dogs
And when times got tough there was just enough
But they saw it through without
For deep inside was a pride
in the town I so well

There was music in the Derry air
like a language we all could understand
I remember the day I earned my first pay
And I played in a pick-up band
There I spent my youth and to you the truth
I was sad to leave it all me
For I learned life and I'd found a wife
in the town I so well

But I returned how my eyes have burned
to see how a town could be brought to its
By the armoured cars and the out bars
and the gas that hangs on to tree
Now the army's installed by that old wall
and the damned barbed wire gets and higher
With their tanks and their guns, oh my God, have they done
to the I loved so well

Now the music's gone but carry on
For spirit's been bruised, never broken
They will not forget but their are set
on tomorrow and once again
For what's done is done and won is won
and what's is lost and gone forever
I can pray for a bright, brand new day
in the town I loved so