We took the train to get bagels in Brooklyn
They might be the best in New York
A man passed out onto the tracks, when they rescued him
He almost went back for his phone
You cried to me ‘bout the crack in the screen
That this city won’t let us ignore
It’s all in your face ‘til it gets to your brain
And you can’t see the spirits any more
Oh, but I think it’s time we get back to our dog
She’ll be waiting for us
Oh, and I think we might feed her early
I’m feeling more generous
Under the scaffold you noticed a vigil
That I thought were candles for sale
So I made a joke ‘bout the face in the photo
Said that must be why they don’t sell
Oh, and you said, “I don’t think that those are for us”
As I swallowed my tongue
Oh, but I think that that was a kind way
Of filling me in, generous
And oh, as I made my way back to the cancer infirmary
And oh, I hardly noticed the fight breaking out at the pharmacy
And oh, I asked a man ‘bout the course of his terminal disease
He said, “The Lord has always been good to me”
He said, “The Lord has always been good to me”
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