Luyện nghe bài hát You Talk Like A White Girl

You
Like a girl
Do you
That you're white,
A line some drew in the
will call you an Uncle Tom
If you Uncle Sam

1:

Ebonix or On Phonics
Take pick
But they'll call you a slicker or a hick
Yea, I know I'm
But must every word be homey or wack
There was a time when slaves couldn't or write
But now you're sitting here telling me it's
To like a clown
To your down
Speaking gibberish to anyone around
Some see it as buffoonery
An inarticulate form of
Your intellect be hidden
Beneath words
And you speak
You will not be
or patronized
Until the day you
is fine
But not all the

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2:

Hey, can I say
I never felt comfortable that way
You brag that you're from the
And how living there is supposed to be so
But you hear anyone say
I'm saving up to move to the one day
Most people in the ghetto want something out of life
than to be saddled with crime and strife
You keep to rappers
Telling you black is
they've made millions and left the ghetto off the biz
They're in the suburbs that's mostly white
But they're sitting there you "be real" and "dynomite"
That's like telling an unmarried woman about wedding day
Or telling somebody on a diet about a
You to think about that
Being black is not about the clothes on your
Its not about every other word being homey or
Or walking with a
Or getting drunk until you
You're born
not something you acquire
It's not about words or your attire

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