Paroles The Minimums de Eliza Magill

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Six o'clock Friday sees Jacobina walking
Down the dirtier streets
Week-old heels click, dodging sidewalk mess
Impressed in her stride, a twenty-nine year old creed
(Mama first put it there):
Stay away from strangers, sternly said
But things can change

Six o'clock Friday sees Julian wandering up familiar streets
Wrinkled walls don't hide the sky inside
But a house in the slums can be just as defined, aloof and held aloft
As a hilly mansion (rooms filled up with pride)
But things can change

We all know south and south are bound to collide
It's no different here on the dank street side
Conversation's rusty and reeks dimestore
But then they never gave much before
And things can change

So while her rich-girl airs were insufferable
His prejudice was impermeable
Roads and cars dictated maybe views
What can he give me that I don't have?
What can she show me that I don't know?
And what would Mama or downstairs say if they knew?

Someone ought to teach that girl not to abide by the minimums
Someone ought to teach that boy

Possibly, if we pull back superfluous impressions
Minimum expectation may give way

Someone ought to teach that girl not to abide by the minimums
Someone ought to teach that boy not to abide
Not to abide
Not to abide by the minimums

One day, maybe Jac and Ju will say:
Come on in, we'll show you around
The house we built, the house we found

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