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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
THE BALLAD OF MONROE STREET
The silence broken by a chain saw's buzz
Falling down a tree that was.
All in the name of fleeting fame
For hopes of being in the game.
No song for a plant to cry
Just a little more beauty left to die.
It's only the price we pay
When fools pretend to play.
PUBLIC BENJAMINS
Had enough of your praise
Now I want a RAISE!
I know money is owed everywhere
But do I look like I care?
Sure the city is short on cash
And the rats are feasting on our trash.
Think of how my credibility will soar
When no one around me makes more!
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