88 Christopher Street
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88 Christopher Street
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My town! Paved in pavement!
My town! Red and white now!
Bright lights out over my night
These nights we keep at Christopher Street!
My town! Under-dressed town!
Switch stance! Rock N' Roll man!
Our house locks on the doors now.
These are nights that we keep at 88 Christopher Street!
88 Christopher Street I believe in.
December 31, 2009. We made plans for the Hoover Dam two best friends and I.
Kind of like in The Badlands. Kind of like we outcasts, well Goddamn!
These are nights that we keep at 88 Christopher Street.
My town! Summer parade town!
Mixed drinks and mixed up crowds! Yeah!
This town! And we're kicked out now!
These are nights that we keep at 88 Christopher Street.
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