Dear Diary:
Waiting in the city's bowels
For numbers, consonants and vowels
Can rob a patient man of all his cool.The A? No thanks, that ain't for me.
I only want to hear the C,
That âworst listâ-topping, local-stopping jewel.Though other lines may gleam and shine,
The C has soul beneath its grime,
With heart and grit and character to match.You take the A, I'll gladly wait,
For what you might call second-rate
Is one train I would really love to catch.
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