Hewson
Blue Crack Supplier
This is actually a cover/update of a fairly old song (I remember my mother playing when I was but a wee lad) called "Charlie on the MBTA". (Don't ask me the artist, though I bet my mother knows).The "10 cents in his pocket" is a dead give away as to the song's age, as you certainly can't get on the subway here for a dime these days. As is "Scully Square Station", which has been known as Government Center since the 70's I believe.yertle-the-turtle said:skinhead on the mbta
addicting!
Now let me tell you a story of a big ole' skinhead On a tragic and fateful day He put 10 cents in his pocket kicked his wife and family And went to ride on the M.B.T.A. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. Skinhead goes down to the Kendall Sq. Station and he changes For Jamaica Plain, the conductor says skinhead I need a nickel, skinhead (punches him in the brain) or (throws him right off the train. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. Now all night long skinhead drives through the station Wondering who can I go and see Can't afford to buy crack in Chelsea or a bundle in Roxbury. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. Skinhead's wife goes to the Scully Square Station Everyday at quarter past two, and through the open window She hands skinhead a grenade as the train comes a rumbling through. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. Now you citizens of Boston don't you think its a scandal How the skinhead stole the train What's the big fuckin' deal, he'll work for beer Let the skinhead drive the train. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unknown he may ride forever neath the Streets of Boston he's a skinhead who never returned. He's the skinhead who never returns. He's the skinhead who never returns.
A couple of the original lyrics:
Instead of kicking, Charlie kissed his wife and family.
Instead of a grenade, Charlie's wife hands him a sandwich every day.
Instead of a skinhead who never returned it was just "the man who never returned"
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