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I was rockin' south-shore down to Growtown
Swinging scythes and red band balls
My dirty eyes are tree trunk brown
Seeing four new flanneled dolls
Reindeer on the stage
selling sights on tightened pants
removing masks from my face
brick on brick and cement fast
Old women whisper whispers
While they try to buy new crafts
Unsure but not unfaltered
I walked down the ginger path
Now I recall my time there
Five years later, going on six
Seeing my exploits got me nowhere
Never hit, you always miss.
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