Luyện nghe bài hát When I Was a Boy

I wont forget Peter Pan
to my house, took my hand
I said, "I was a boy"
Im glad he didnt

I to fly, I learned to fight
I a whole life in one night
We saved others lives
Out on the deck

And I that night
Im leaving a late night with some friends
And I hear somebody me
Its not safe, someone should me

I need to find a nice man to walk me
I was a boy
I scared the off of my mom
Climbed what I climb upon

And I know how I survived
I guess I knew the tricks all boys knew
And you can walk me
But I was a boy, too

I was a kid you would like
Just a small boy on her
Riding topless,
I cared who saw

My neighbor outside
To say, "Get shirt,"
I said "No way, the last time
I'm not any law"

And now I'm in clothing store
And the say less is more
More that's means more to see
More for them, not for me
can't help me climb a tree in ten seconds flat

When I was a boy, see that That was me
Grass-stained and dusty knees
And I know things have change
They got pills to sell, they've got to put in

got implants to remove
But I am not
I was a boy too

And like the woods I would creep
a secret I can keep
Except I'm tired
when I'm being caught off guard

And I've had a awful day
The finds its way
To fire-flies
Out in the

And I so the man I'm with
About the life I lived
And I say now top gun
I have and you have won
And he says, "Oh no, no, you see

I was a girl, my mom
And I we always
And I picked
that I walked

And I always cry
Now even when I'm alone I do
And I have some kindness
But I was a too
And you just like me
And I was like you