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Artist: Noah Georgeson
Canonical path: /noah-georgeson/hand-me-please-a-city
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Hand Me, Please, A City
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Hand Me, Please, A City
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When I speak of places
I speak of them as people
And question them at length
Why they are not my home
Why are they not home
When I speak of people
I speak of them as things
I put them in their place
I keep them in collection
Keep them collections
When I speak of things
I speak of them as places
Hand me, please, a city
Hand me, please, an ocean
Hand me, please, an ocean
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