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The St. Claude Shuffle

Live music is a sound machine, On all four corners, Gilded streets, nearly five in the morning, Pavement feet meet heroin shoes Shuffling down the block. Pigeon claps & high hats, Cat heads & piano chops, Whiskey sours evening gowns, Lemon drops with Father Brown. The St. Claude Shuffle down the boulevard, Where shoes straddle electric wires. Sirens ring & bullets proof, And the blues sing out of shotgun shacks.
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Dec 5, 2018
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This city's done a number on me

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