Luyện nghe bài hát Once Upon A Time

(We to grow and evolve as a community. The changes are
surprising... and confusing.)
Once a time when life was simple and serene
My roommate was a lesbian and I a happy
I lived for Sunday brunches in my tightest jeans
While she read _The of Loneliness_ and _Plexus_ magazine
But now I go to potlucks where the food is bleak
And I've joined a new support group meets every other weeks
While she lives to go out dancing with her hair done up in
It's getting hard to the boys from the girls
upon a time when life was crystal clear
Each of us had music we preferred to hear
While I went dancing to Sylvester down in Key West every
She went to festivals to worship Holly Near (Imagine my
surprise)
But now our tastes in have completely turned around
And now instead of she goes to Provincetown
While I play Alix Dobkin on my Walkman now and (Gee, you're
an Amazon)
It's hard to tell the women from the men
One upon a time when life was easy to
Sex was something I could get and I get it quick
I'd look at all the men and know that I could my pick
she frowned upon my lifestyle with each and every trick
But now my sex adventures, though still fun, are rather
While she's discovered JoAnn Loulan and she'll never be the
Cause she dates a lot of women and she buys toys
getting hard to tell the girls from the boys
Times they
rearrange themselves
If you don't on top
You'll find yourself dropped on a
Once a time when life was black and white
I used to do the drag shows to be famous for a
While she drank her beer without a and looked for Mrs.

I'd cruise the local customers asking for a light
But now she is the only one who steps out in a
And I'm wearing all her flannel and sandals, I confess
And now she smokes Virginia Slims instead of Lucky
It's hard to tell the boys from girls
to tell the men from women
Hard to the faggots from the dykes
Now if all of this appears to show that gone mad
It's only part and parcel of a larger fad
no further than the glint of gold in many straight boys'

It's getting hard to tell the from the queers
(* The "breeders" is fading from usage as gay and lesbian
parents become more and more (see next song); however, it
fit too well in lyric not to use it. Cut me some slack, ok?
-RR)