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Apr 2015
Mr. Gooding tells me about the past,
Back before the levees gave way,
and the water swallowed his city,
Mr. Gooding says she was a proud place,
One full of passion and sound,
He says New Orleans had a life of its own,
Everyone there just loved to hear it sing,
I tell him that Baltimore sings too,
Sometimes out of tune,
But still she sings,
And we came here to listen
Conversations with the neighbors
Tupelo
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Tupelo  23/M/Maryland
(23/M/Maryland)   
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     Sjr1000 and Jamie King
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