Luyện nghe bài hát Tragic Events - Part III

I just had the terrible dream.
I was walking on a in a huge city,
but all of the shops and all of the cars empty.
It was so quiet, and I knew that was very wrong.
And I realised... you weren't there.
I for you, but no one answered.
I for you everywhere, Evelyn.

Hush, it was a dream.
be scared.
Remember, everything is going to be soon, Evelyn.

The is 2004.
The Da Vinci code is the New Times's number one bestseller,
and the bombing at the Australian embassy in leaves eleven dead.
And on an open of road,
two are waiting for a ride.

On the eve of their birthday,
the twins have covertly left their trailer,
packing their few worldly
a of clothes,
their ukulele,
and a battered of Bimba and Kimba.
they walk nine under cover of night.

After what like an endless wait,
an 18-wheeled truck pulls
and the driver, a retired professional wrestler Tony,
offers the girls a
("Hey, ladies. Why don't you slide on up in here, next to Tony.")

at smalltalk,
the sit wide-eyed and silent in the front seat.
The driver, who had not initially the twins's unique condition
the sisters at a gas station in Walla Walla, Washington.
(Listen why don't you two hang out here for a minute, I'll be right back...")

Not knowing to go,
the twins walk in to the Don't Tell Motel,
run by one Lubovich.
("You girls for a room?")
When it becomes apparent they have no means to pay for their stay,
Lubovich offers to employ them in exchange for lodging and food.
("Well you can here, but it ain't gonna be free")
The twins are given a small cot in the corner of the room,
and are put to stuffing envelopes,
stamps,
and filling out hundreds of sweepstakes applications every day on Lubovich's behalf.

More so than before,
the twins feel at the Don't Tell.
They dream of befriending some of the tenants,
many of whom are women age.
But whenever the shy sisters work up the courage to approach one of these friends,
are met with looks of fear and disgust
("Oh my god. Candie, that is looking at us" . "Ewww")

So busied themselves by composing songs
and their ukulele technique
After 2 at the Don't Tell,
Mister Lubovich teaches the to
search for and print applications by themselves
on the 486 Pentium computer behind the motel's front
("Now type w-w-w dot win frenzy dot com")

One day,
while online for new sweepstakes application forms,
the girls mistakenly stumble a social networking site.
They through the profiles of many musicians and performers
and see the great number of friends they have.

are amazed, and intrigued.

The twins redouble efforts
and up late for a week
to their singing and ukulele playing.

one night,
while Mister Lubovich is asleep,
the twins out of the boiler room
to the front computer
to their very own music profile page.
Their heartbeats quicken as their song begins to upload.

Just of all the friends we're going to have, Evelyn.

Thousands.
and thousands of friends, Evelyn.

I'm so excited, Evelyn.

Goodnight, Evelyn.

Goodnight, Evelyn.