Luyện nghe bài hát Thousands Are Sailing

The it is silent now
But the still haunt the waves
And the lights up a famished man
Who fortune could not

Did you work the railroads?
Did you rid the streets of
Were your dollars the white house?
they from the five and dime?

Did the old taunt or cheer you
And did they still you cry?
Did you count the and years
Or did teardrops quickly dry?

"Ah, no", he, "'twas not to be
On a coffin ship I here
And I never got so far
That they could my name"

are sailing
Across the western ocean to a of opportunity
That some of them never see
Fortune prevailing across the western
Their bellies full, spirits free
They'll break the of poverty and they'll dance

In Manhattan's desert
In the death of
We stepped hand in on Broadway
Like the first man on the

And "The Blackbird" broke the
As you whistled it so
And in Brendan Behan's
I danced up and the street

Then we said to Broadway
it our best regards
Tipped our hats to Mister
Dear old Times Square's favorite

Then we raised a to JFK
And a more besides
I got back to my empty room
I suppose I must cried

Thousands are sailing
Across the ocean where the hand of
Draws in a lottery, postcards we're mailing
Of sky-blue skies and oceans from rooms the
Never where lights don't glow on Christmas trees
But we dance to the and we dance

are sailing
Across the western where the hand of opportunity
Draws tickets in a lottery, where we go
We celebrate the land that makes us
fear of Priests with empty plates
From guilt and effigies and we dance