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"Thug love"

I once rode the city bus in New Orleans To rest my feet and see the town A couple minutes in a young boy boarded Took the seat across from me and sat down "Thug Love" was tattooed across his knuckles Our eyes met and he looked at me knowing And I just smiled and looked away Abruptly, he asked where I was going I told him I wanted to explore the city He told me to steer clear of certain places And told me which roads were safe That some areas are dangerous for girls with pretty pale faces We chatted for a while longer And when we reached his stop he bid me farewell I smiled and told him goodbye Little did he know he gave me a grand story to tell And I tell it frequently My brief meeting with thug love boy He gave me a memory to look on When I need some joy I'll always remember People aren't always what they seem And think of thug love boy That I met in New Orleans
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Jun 23, 2014
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