To the girl sitting at the bar - surrounded by bodies, but you're still alone - please see the beauty they'll see before they ever ask for your name. Your smile is addictive like this liquid courage that frees our inhibitions, and lets a rat sing poetry to a hummingbird.
They don't care, but I'm sure that you don't either. But a face that pretty with eyes as clear as your gin and tonic, and their intentions, does not deserve the ol' college Walk of Shame.
The damndest thing is that at the end of the night, all you want is for someone to notice you, to treat you like how the music makes you feel.
I would buy a drink and your time, I would point out the way you grab your earlobe when you feel
isolated
But this game wasn't meant for me, and I've heard that you want a player.
Sweetheart, they all notice you. The more you wear, the less approachable you are. So I ask: Please see what they'll see before they ever know your name.