You were in your forties then, lived upstairs with your old man, gave the neighborhood someone to feel better than. I was maybe nine or ten, and Franny, oh! I could have cried when he blacked your pretty gypsy eye and Franny, oh! my restored hope when I saw Joe, his lip laid open; Franny, you could throw a punch. So here's to right hooks, Franny. Here's to gin before lunch. Here's to street smarts and cunning hearts. I didn't end up like you. I got out of the neighborhood. I'm my own woman; that's our slogan, but you know, Franny, sometimes even that makes me feel like I'm swinging my fists in a third floor flat.