🎵 Luyện Nghe Bài Hát: The Ballad Of Ho Chi Minh - Ewan MacColl

 Far away across  ocean,
 Far beyond the  eastern rim,
 Lives a man who is father of the Indo-Chinese 
 And his name it is Ho Chi 
 
  Ho, Ho Chi Minh.
 Ho, Ho, Ho Chi 
 
 From VietBac to the SaiGon 
 From the mountains and plains 
 Young and old  peasants and the toiling tenant farmers
 Fight for  with Uncle Ho.
 
 Ho  Minh was a deep sea sailor
 He served his time out on  seven seas
 Work and  were part of his early education
 Exploitation his 
 
 Ho Chi Minh came  from sailing
 And he looked out on  native land
 Saw the want and the hunger of  Indo-Chinese people
  soldiers on every hand.
 
 Ho Chi Minh  to the mountains
 And he trained a  band
 Heroes all, sworn to  the Indo-Chinese people
  invaders from the land.
 
 Fourteen men  a hundred
 A hundred thousand and  Chi Minh
 Forged and tempered the army of the Indo-Chinese 
 Freedoms Army  Viet Minh.
 
 Every soldier is  farmer
 Comes the evening and he grabs  hoe
 Comes the morning he swings his rifle on  shoulder
 This the  of Uncle Ho.
 
  the mountains and the jungles
 From the ricelands and the Plain of 
 March the men  the women of the Indo-Chinese Army
 Planting freedom  victory seeds.
 
 From VietBac  the SaiGon Delta
 Marched the  of Viet Minh
 And the wind stirs the banners  the Indo-Chinese people
 Peace and  and Ho Chi Minh.