🎵 Luyện Nghe Bài Hát: A Song For Ireland - Mary Black

 Walking all  day
 Near tall towers where falcons build  nests
  winged they fly
 They  the call of freedom in their breasts
 Saw Black Head  the sky
 Where twisted rocks they run  the sea
 When living on  Western shore
 Saw summer sunsets, asked  more
 I stood  your Atlantic sea
  I sang a song for Ireland.
 
 Talking  the day
 With true friends who try to  you stay
 Telling jokes and 
 Singing songs to while the  away
 Watched the  salmon run
 Like silver darting, dancing in the 
 When living on  Western shore
 Saw summer sunsets, asked  more
 I stood by  Atlantic sea
 And I sang  song for Ireland.
 
 Drinking  the day
 In old pubs  fiddlers love to play
 Saw one touch the 
 He played a reel that  so grand and gay
 I stood on Dingle  and cast
 In the wild foam for the  bass
 When living  your Western shore
 Saw summer sunsets, asked  more
 I  by your Atlantic sea
 And I  a song for Ireland.
 
  in the night
 I saw a  where no-one had to fight
 Waking in  dawn,
 I saw you crying in the  light
  where the falcons fly
 They  and turn all in your air blue sky
 When living on your Western 
 Saw  sunsets, asked for more
  stood by your Atlantic sea
  I sang a song for Ireland.