Walked three blocks in last night's outfit before I found a place open. The waitress didn't say a word, just poured the coffee. You'd have sat across from me, wouldn't you.
Walked three blocks in last night's outfit before I found a place open. The waitress didn't say a word, just poured the coffee. You'd have sat across from me, wouldn't you.
Charm City Live ended hours ago and the bass is still somewhere in my body. Told myself I was just lying down for a minute. Watch me.
Woke up before the city and my hands don't care that it's barely light out. You'd stand at the window and watch, wouldn't you.
Came to the comedy fest by myself because nobody I know takes a good set seriously enough. Front row and the last guy kept looking right at me — pretty sure he was funnier for it. Bet you'd be too nervous to sit this close.
Yoga wrapped up but I wasn't ready to leave the mat. The harbor does something to the light at this hour that makes you want to stay flat on your back and stop thinking. Tell me you wouldn't just walk past.
Got home and realized I never ate dinner. Standing in the kitchen in someone's borrowed shirt, drinking water like that fixes anything. You'd cook for me, right?
Set up the camera before I took everything off and hit record. Something about knowing it's watching makes my hands go where they shouldn't. Tell me you wouldn't look away.
The glow paddle crowd all went home and I'm still down at the dock with my feet in the water. You'd have stayed out on the harbor with me, wouldn't you.
Slow Thursday — I'm the only one here threading reels for the weekend and this booth is a sauna. Bet you'd just lean in the doorway and watch me work.
Ended up at Nevermore because someone had an extra ticket and I can't say no to anything. The bass is in my ribs and I'm not ready to leave. Tell me you'd find me in this crowd.