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The 352 Blues this city treats the poor with swift unkindness, but if you peel your eyes, you don't necessarily have to always sing the ole 352 Bleecker Blues the eyetalian storekeeper, gives us morning java, when we sing for him on the guitar, The Star-Spangled Banner, refills, if we add America the Beautiful they say that heat rises, but that don't seem true in our third floor walk up on rue 352 Bleecker Street, the cold companion enters thru the busted stain glass window no matter, no cares, we light the fireplace, with wood and anything that'll burn, we scavenged from the street, pallets and newspapers, rent bills overdue, yesterday's 352 truths at two AM, the cops, in their cars cooping, fast asleep, only just us, the johns, the ****** and troubadours, walking the streets looking for free stuff to burn pass the hat for tips next to the arch, enough for daily bread but we get our ***** and **** for free, just for singing the 352 blues even when down and out on the village streets, bleak on Bleecker street, you gotta sing the 352 blues, especially when you're riding high and living cool, down on easy Bleecker Street in 1968 ~~~~~~~ Before you ask me if this true, save your breath, the answer is Which part?
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 11:50 AM UTC
the ole 352 Bleecker Blues
The 352 Blues this city treats the poor with swift unkindness, but if you peel your eyes, you don't necessarily have to always sing the ole 352 Bleecker Blues the eyetalian storekeeper, gives us morning java, when we sing for him on the guitar, The Star-Spangled Banner, refills, if we add America the Beautiful they say that heat rises, but that don't seem true in our third floor walk up on rue 352 Bleecker Street, the cold companion enters thru the busted stain glass window no matter, no cares, we light the fireplace, with wood and anything that'll burn, we scavenged from the street, pallets and newspapers, rent bills overdue, yesterday's 352 truths at two AM, the cops, in their cars cooping, fast asleep, only just us, the johns, the ****** and troubadours, walking the streets looking for free stuff to burn pass the hat for tips next to the arch, enough for daily bread but we get our ***** and **** for free, just for singing the 352 blues even when down and out on the village streets, bleak on Bleecker street, you gotta sing the 352 blues, especially when you're riding high and living cool, down on easy Bleecker Street in 1968 ~~~~~~~ Before you ask me if this true, save your breath, the answer is Which part?
part of https://hellopoetry.com/poem/673263/letter-from-bob-dylan-and-the-352-blues/ deserves to stand alone
nat-lipstadt
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99/M/NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 11:50 AM UTC
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