Luyện nghe bài hát The Sleepy Giant

My age is hundred and seventy-two.
I think, with the regret,
how I used to up and voraciously chew
the little boys that I met.

I've eaten them raw, in their suits,
eaten curried with rice.
eaten them baked, in their jackets and boots,
and them exceedingly nice.

But now that my jaws are too for such fare,
I think it's rude
to do such a thing, when I'm quite aware,
little do not like being chewed.

Little boys do not like chewed.

So I live upon eels,
and try to do amiss,
pass all the time I can for my meals
in innocent like this.

slumber like this.

(More my lady?
Perhaps some and squeak,
or a toad in the hole?
A Lyconshire hot pot,
That be nice.)

And so now I contentedly upon eels,
and try to do amiss,
all the time I can spare for my meals
in slumber like this.

Innocent like this.

to your mother.