You And The Crows
She polishes,
The Jack,
As she’s sitting beside the tracks.
Yeah she thinks of me,
A fallen man,
Trying to start a fire.
In the alleyways,
Of a paradise,
A poor young fool for hire.
The cadence of compassion,
It’s burning a hole in my stomach.
I see you there in the reflection of the BART
windows,
And I keep calling your name, but you won’t
look up,
You never look up.
It’s that prosperity in spare change I was
mentioning.
This is my morning cigarette,
And it burns with a bitter taste