Luyện nghe bài hát WELCOME HOME

"Welcome Home"
-Eric

Now when the boys came home, Annie cried and cheered
She'd been on her own for a long and lonely
Living for his from far away Vietnam
And dreading the official

So she was waiting at the station his train came rolling in
She ached anticipation of holding him again
And suddenly he was there in his crumpled uniform
In a she was in his arms

Welcome home, boys, welcome
Don't you know, you've gone too long
Did you wonder, there,
you were tired, when you were scared,
If your country cared, welcome home

When a nation to war, everyone's a casualty
Some are maimed and scarred, most wounds you cannot see
So in place of the man she had known,
Annie found instead, a sick and stranger in her bed

But she was stubborn, she was lovin', so she stayed all through the
The times and the drinking, the nightmares and the tears
For where hate is quicksand, love is tempered steel
Annie waited for his wounds to

Welcome home, boys, welcome
Don't you know, you've been too long
We're so glad that you're alive
And only you will why
You lived when others died, home

So on a sunny Sydney morning, I old war drums beat
and watched the boys come marching, down the street*
To their place in the nation's heart
that their blood and had earned
A that rejoiced in their return

And if the day to heal some wounds is a matter of debate
For some it had come none too soon, for far too late
But I found myself hoping, as the boys went past
for them the war was over, at last

Welcome home, boys, home
Don't you know, you've been gone too
What you went through in Vietnam, we begin to understand
But to each and man, welcome home

home, boys, welcome home
Don't you know, you've been too long
May the bring you release, as the memories decrease
May you find some kind of peace, home
May you find kind of peace, welcome home

ANZAC Day Parade. Day is Australia's version of
Day in the US and Canada