Sechste Straße (6th Street)
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Sechste Straße (6th Street)
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Gloomy day
I've lost my way
The sky is grey
And the air is rank
Tell me how to get to 6th Street
Come and score
Why pay more
Friendly neighbors
Passed out on the floor
It's a smack-fed crackhead blight
Where broken dreams and people lie
Amid syringes and bottles and pipes
Beautiful people like you
Broken people like...you
Gloomy day
If you've gone astray
Come to where
The lost souls lay
Tell me how to get to 6th Street
Tell me how to get to...666
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