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Drove 75 miles each way To see Colbie Callait, Somewhere in Connecticut, That was back In 2009, Maybe 2010, Maybe 2011. Enjoyed it immensely, Other than The only thing Older than me At the concert Was the building It was held in. And everybody at work made fun of me. Took my woman Downtown to the   High Line Ballroom A few years back, Edwin McCain, He sang I'll Be. It was fine, Other than I was the tallest person Standing on line. Last year Danced on a conga line Led by Pink Martini, At Carnegie Hall. Ain't embarrassed to admit, They dragged me from my front row seat, Kicking n' screaming, Hope nobody was videotaping! At the Beacon on Broadway, Saw Paul Simon and Straight No Chaser, And I would do it again in a A Capella second. This year, High up at Lincoln Center, Overlooking Central Park and My city sparkling, Saw Ingrid Michaelson singing, It's OK. She was giggling, Cause it was so fun, for her, To act so grown up. Her parents and sisters Even came to see her. Sometime ago saw Marc Cohn, singing, Don't remember when, don't recall, Walking in Memphis, Even tho both of us were at City Center on West Forty Third Street. At the City Winery, In NoHo Don Felder did Hotel California, Went to the backstage partee Cause I was around when he first penned it, When he was still part of the Eagles. For an old geezer, Born in 1901, I'm pretty cool, Despite the occasional mistake. But I know better than to go to see Justin Bieber, Way too cool for that, So those ticket to Taylor Swift, Ripped, Having never seen the light of day, I think I even pretended to Throw them away...
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Jun 15, 2013
Jun 15, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
NatIam: CCC
Drove 75 miles each way To see Colbie Callait, Somewhere in Connecticut, That was back In 2009, Maybe 2010, Maybe 2011. Enjoyed it immensely, Other than The only thing Older than me At the concert Was the building It was held in. And everybody at work made fun of me. Took my woman Downtown to the   High Line Ballroom A few years back, Edwin McCain, He sang I'll Be. It was fine, Other than I was the tallest person Standing on line. Last year Danced on a conga line Led by Pink Martini, At Carnegie Hall. Ain't embarrassed to admit, They dragged me from my front row seat, Kicking n' screaming, Hope nobody was videotaping! At the Beacon on Broadway, Saw Paul Simon and Straight No Chaser, And I would do it again in a A Capella second. This year, High up at Lincoln Center, Overlooking Central Park and My city sparkling, Saw Ingrid Michaelson singing, It's OK. She was giggling, Cause it was so fun, for her, To act so grown up. Her parents and sisters Even came to see her. Sometime ago saw Marc Cohn, singing, Don't remember when, don't recall, Walking in Memphis, Even tho both of us were at City Center on West Forty Third Street. At the City Winery, In NoHo Don Felder did Hotel California, Went to the backstage partee Cause I was around when he first penned it, When he was still part of the Eagles. For an old geezer, Born in 1901, I'm pretty cool, Despite the occasional mistake. But I know better than to go to see Justin Bieber, Way too cool for that, So those ticket to Taylor Swift, Ripped, Having never seen the light of day, I think I even pretended to Throw them away...
All true, especially the embarrassing parts.  Nooooooo I did not go see Bieber....really!
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Jun 15, 2013
Jun 15, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
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