This Place Is A Shithole

from Pure Vanity by South Carey

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1720 Thames
I ride my bike to meet you
You make me coffee on Sundays
We’ll walk to Jimmy’s on Mondays
You never get your
Dreadlocks in my
Decaf mocha latte

Hey where you at Baltimore?
Get it on IT
Get it on ya

1729 Maryland Ave
You were broken
You were dirty when I met you
Now you’re not broken
But you’re still dirty
And I’m over thirty
And I can’t wait to get inside you
One more night
Just one more night

33rd and Barclay
I think you’re ok
Would you be my friend?
At least this weekend
You know I really love your cooking
Fresh fruit and vegetables
Forget the rest of those
A man has got eat
As long as it isn’t wheat

403 South Broadway
Why’d you have to go away?
It was more than a trend
But all good things must end
And now I’ve got to go to Hampden
Where I might see a band I saw last night
Selling records and reading zines
Let’s go back to whence we came
Back when we were 16

Marble Bar
Sticky Fingers
Chat Street
The Loft
Black Aggie’s
Memory Lane
...at least we still got the Ottobar

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from Pure Vanity, released April 20, 2013

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