It was on a Friday I was waitin' for a train my way I stood on a platform in Brooklyn everybody's pushin', but nobody's lookin'
So I got crushed in the rush for the By the little old man tryin' to me Well, I noticed her when I sideways And felt continents inside me
I was dressed in my best And I could tell the plastic impressed her she smiled as she eased up beside me And then she she had things to confide, see
She said, her dad ran away with The middle-aged exotic So her mom had to turn to her And here's the that he gave her
He said, Reese's pieces, fish Oodles of and red licorice Marshmallow mints and a chocolate And it melts in mouth like this
Take out your contacts and look at the off your make-up and look at the scene If you your restrictions, then you'll understand me Take your prescription of and candy, oh yeah
We arrived there by way of the After night drives with trinkets and To a town with old guards and dry docks I drug my ass of the bus and hit the sidewalks
I stumbled by the name of my way And got caught in the street by treading The passed me by led by fish hooks I hit pop flies and caught their strange
But one struggled just to stand there He was a one man in his wheel chair I struck out a for his lantern I put out a and then he grabbed me
He told a lifetime of and bi-ways Of the times of yards and chain gangs and two legs He offered his for a penny And for that small price what he gave me
out your contacts and look at the screen Take off your and look at the scene If you break your restrictions, then understand me Take your prescription of sugar and candy, oh