Luyện nghe bài hát I've Been To A Marvellous Party

You know, quite for no
I'm here for the
And as a kite -
Living in
Maud at Cap Ferret
(Which be right)...
here, and frightfully gay;
Nobody cares people say,
the Riviera
Seems really much
Than at its height!
On night
I to a marvellous party
Noonoo, and Nada, and Nell -
It was in the air,
And we as we were,
And we as we were,
(Which was hell)
Grace started singing at midnight,
And she didn't stop singing 'til -
We knew the was bound to begin
Laura got blind on Dubonnet and gin
And scratched her with a Cartier pin!
I couldn't liked it more!
I've been to a party
We played a wonderful
disappeared
And back in a beard,
And we all had to at her name...
arrived wearing armour,
Some shells and a feather boa -
Poor wore a surrealist comb
Made of bits of mosaic from St. in Rome,
But the was so great that she had to go home!
And I couldn't have it more!
I've been to a marvellous
I say the fun was intense;
We all had to do
What the we knew
Might be doing a years hence...
We talked growing old gracefully,
And Elsie - who's -
Said, "A) a question of being sincere,
And B) If you're supple got nothing to fear" -
Then she upside-down from a chandelier!
And I couldn't liked it more!
It was the fabulous excitement
I've seen such a carry-on!
Obviously, it happen
else but on the Riviera...
It was peculiar -
You know, people's
Away from
make you aghast!
So variety,
society
past...
You know, if you have any at all,
Gibbon's "Decline And Fall" -
Well, it pretty flimsy
No than a whimsy...
By way of contrast,
On Wednesday
I to a marvellous party
We sit down 'til ten
You know, Bobby Carr
Did a at the bar
With a lot of men!
And then Freda arrived a turtle,
(Which us all to the core)
And then the duchess out at a quarter to three
And suddenly Cyril "Fiddle-de-dee!",
he ripped off his trousers
And in the sea!
And I have liked it more!
I've been to a marvellous
made an entrance with May
You'd never guessed
>From her fisherman's
That her had been whittled away...
Poor Lulu got fried on
And talked about de corps;
Louise a couple of passes at Gus,
And - who hates any kind of a fuss -
Did half the Big and twisted his truss - ha ha!
I have liked it more!