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Blue note

by @john-edward-smallshaw

I used to listen to Winehouse in the greenhouse and the windows cried in pain. I had Gillespie in the conservatory and Kitt in the kitchen, but I saved Brenda Lee for the bedroom see 'cause she was the queen. I had them all running recordings in my head, Dave Dee, Fats Domino, Bono, Callas for a touch of class, Des and Bygraves, slaves to the sound spinning around in my mind and now I can't find a song that's familiar, can't make out the words, don't know the artists, missed out along the tracks, no vinyls, no needles, no tables just racks of CD's oh please tell me it isn't so this can't be the way to go, where's Slim and Kim and Marty gonna go now that the party is over? In the greenhouse where I listened to Winehouse and watched the pickup pick up the beat, I take a back seat and eat a tomato while nothing else is going on.
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Dec 11, 2015
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