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Yesterday I walked out past the barber and the firehouse,
The day was young and yawning, like a rumbling deep beneath the block.
I heard my footsteps echo and I saw my breath in store front glass,
But every face I saw was solid rock.

I wave to neighbors on the street
and they shuffle right past, I...
Shiver in winter and I sweat in summer heat
I feel the ground beneath my feet.

(The) sun was high and vulgar when I came upon the hardware store,
The signs were terse and angry, but I choked back on my fear and pride,
I got some odds and ends I needed, copied my apartment keys,
Someday I might just let someone inside.

And when the day grows sharp and angry,
I scream to see if I can make someone react.
I don’t know why I still feel so compelled to try,
I guess I kinda wanna feel like I still got a part to play, like I got my say, like I’ve got.

Yesterday I walked home past the drug store and the laundromat
The light was growing softer, like a soldier just before the end
I held the door a beat or two and nodded like I used to do
Sometimes it even helps to just pretend.

I wave to neighbors on the street
and they shuffle right past, I...
Shiver in winter and I sweat in summer heat
I feel the ground beneath my feet.
The crackling frost or hot concrete
I feel the ground beneath my feet.
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from LE COMBAT RESTE LE M​​​Ê​​​ME / THE STRUGGLE STAYS THE SAME - UNION THUGS / OUT OF SYSTEM TRANSFER, released May 18, 2023

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