Night’s a reckoning but the feeling ain’t leaving me
Stepped to the concrete but got soft feet
Tell me when we leavin? Oh, half past eleven
So when we get there it’ll be half to heaven
Got to the City and the evils been polished well
Glowing lights, amber bright
Since last here everyones given a neutered farewell
Started the usual, started slow, at the Bowery Grand hotel
But they say, “the slower it starts the faster it caves”. Mental case!
At Katz's hung with the homeless
As city lights hid-away the dawn,
the subway sung its lullaby song
Never knowing never caring ‘bout the pawns
Like rats always running always hiding their scorn
The lime had the usual friends; Emaciated Fred, Manseye, Wishy, and Tubby Ted, there was Mattress-Back, Shimmers, and of course QAnn
We’ve seen the good and the bad in this empty lot
We had no doubt about life’s clock
Showed-up, held-up, shot-up, through-up, gave-up
Ran-out, fell-out, sold-out, then passed-out (‘bout half past 10 am)
Awoke in a rent controlled mezuzah post
Loved the host
But she won’t let me go
My fantasies are the color grey
Food at the Surf Haven Motel full pay