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Everybody else was doing it, too.
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They were all putting me down,
like I was a Negro.
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All I did was run around
buying beer and sandwiches
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and sweep out their damn darkroom,
so I quit.
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Now I don't work at all.
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In school you didn't know
if your father and his pals
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were boozing when you got home.
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He might be smashed
and want to fight.
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When you took your buddies home,
you saw how it looked in the window.
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Or you heard a little from the street,
'cause we lived on the bottom.
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Then you listened in the hallway,
if it was quiet you went in.
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I never got a key until he died.
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So you saw how he looked
and maybe he'd start fighting.
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Once he left two bits on the table
for me as an allowance.
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It was a Friday.
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When I got home I took it
and bought some candy.
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Yeah, and when I was outside
he yelled: "Get up here!"
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I didn't understand
what the hell I'd done.
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When I got in, he asked me
why the hell I'd taken it.