Luyện nghe bài hát There Was a Saviour

Words: dylan

There was a
Rarer radium,
Commoner than water, crueler truth;
Children kept the sun
at his tongue
To hear the note turn in a groove,
Prisoners of wishes locked eyes
In the and studies of his keyless smiles.

The voice of children
From a wilderness
There was to be done in his safe unrest
hindering man hurt
Man, or bird
We hid our in the murdering breath,
Silence, to do, when the earth grew loud,
In and asylums of the tremendous shout.

There was glory to
In the of his tears,
Under his downy arm you as he struck,
O you who not cry
On to the when a man died
Put a tear for joy in the unearthly
And laid your cheek a cloud-formed shell:
Now in the dark there is yourself and myself.

Two proud, blacked cry,
Winter-locked by side,
To this inhospitable year,
O we could not
One sigh when we heard
on man beating near and fire neighbour
But wailed and in the sky-blue wall
Now break a giant tear for the little fall.

For the of homes,
did not nurse our bones,
Brave of only ones but never found,
Now see, in us,
Our own true strangers'
Ride through the of our unentered house.
Exiled in us we the soft,
Unclenched, armless, silk and rough that breaks all rocks.