Luyện nghe bài hát You Talk Like A White Girl

You
a white girl
Do you
you're white, girl
A line some in the sand
Some call you an Uncle Tom
If you support Sam

1:

Ebonix or On Phonics
Take your
But they'll call you a slicker or a hick
Yea, I know I'm
But must every other word be homey or
There was a time when slaves couldn't read or
But now you're sitting here me it's alright
To talk a clown
To your down
that gibberish to anyone around
Some see it as buffoonery
An inarticulate of cartoonery
Your will be hidden
Beneath your
And when you
You will not be
Fraternized or
the day you realize
Slang is
But not all the

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2:

Hey, can I say
I never comfortable speaking that way
You that you're from the hood
And how living there is to be so good
But you never hear say
I'm up to move to the ghetto one day
Most in the ghetto want something better out of life
Rather than to be with crime and strife
You listening to rappers
Telling you black is
When they've made and left the ghetto off the biz
They're living in the suburbs mostly white
But they're sitting telling you "be real" and "dynomite"
That's like telling an woman about your wedding day
Or telling on a diet about a buffet
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 a swagger
Or getting until you stagger
You're black
It's not something you
It's not about your or your attire

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