Luyện nghe bài hát Mimi Speaks

There is a out on the sea
on a pink surfboard
With a picnic and parasol
there like a typical girl

You know me but I've been watching you all day
I thought that by ignoring you, perhaps, you'd go
I thought it was too much sun as I faced out across the bay
Hearing all these telling me how to spend my day

Then I around and I saw you standing there
Talking all this time, talking like you
It's been ten years and you haven't gone
So I'm finally speaking up, it's time to my say

First of all, my name isn't
It's Ruth, Ruth Mimadoni Phaterpithecus Triumvatini
And I come a family of ten children
A tomboy, the youngest, I learned to before I learned to walk

To for my place in a space without grace
All cannons by the age of two
By six I the schoolyard, by fourteen, I ruled the shopping malls
Loud, active, restless, arrogant, aggressive and

I couldn't understand these flimsy things called girls
They before me like ineffective dolls
So I bullied them even more in my
Trying to make them break out, trying to beat them into

And then one day, I was working on little bit of a thing
Trying to whip her into dimensions
She was shaking and looking
Way her ken

I was about to give her one last kick
When all of a sudden, she got silent, I mean, real silent
And from somewhere faraway, someone called my
Ruth Castradicus Phaterpithecus Triumvatini

And a surfboard was handed to me
And a said, "Her name will be Mimi"
And they gently urged me forward to the of the water
And we out onto the sea, Mimi and me

And the language us was wordless and hung in the air
And I spent a lot of time about chains
bound the others but not me
And then I to feel so trapped by feeling, oh, so free

And some I hated the pink, I hated the pink
Pink for weakness and girls and little
Pink for subjugation, oppression, asexuality, moral
Ignorance and painted

And yet, it's pink that is my out here
Out on the sea that I'm to fear
that's showing me the way
Learning how to not my say
To hear what you might to say

Stand up, Mimi, up
And so you're saying up' to a natural athlete
It's much for me
To sit feeling, oh, so incomplete

Something strange
On the local beach day
One paddled out to sea
The other slowly away