Luyện nghe bài hát The Dutchman

The not the kind of man
To his thumb jammed in a dam
holds his dreams in
But that's a only Margaret know

But when is golden
In the morning, brings him breakfast
She him
He the tulips bloom beneath the snow

mad as he can be
But Margaret only sees sometimes
Sometimes she sees her children in his eyes

Let us go to the of the ocean
the walls rise above the Zuiderzee
Long ago, I used to be a man
Now dear Margaret remembers for me

Now the Dutchman still wears wooden
His cap and coats all with the love
Margaret him
Sometimes he thinks he's still in

As he tugboats down canals
out to them when he thinks
He the captain
'Til Margaret comes to take him again

Through streets
That him though he holds her arm
he thinks he's alone and calls her name

Let us go to the of the ocean
Where the rise above the Zuiderzee
Long ago, I to be a young man
Now dear Margaret that for me

Now the winter the windmills in
She winds his tighter
They sit in the
Tea with keeps away the dew

He sees her for a
He calls her out, she makes the bed up
Humming some old love
She it when the tune was very new

He a line or two
hum together in the night
The Dutchman asleep
Margaret blows the candles out

Let us go to the banks of the
the walls rise above the Zuiderzee
Long ago, I to be a young man
Now Margaret remembers that for me

Let us go to the banks of the
the walls rise above the Zuiderzee
Long ago, I used to be a man
Now dear remembers that for me