We New Hampshire boys can't really deny the voice of young strato-wearin' Bruce Springsteen, can we? Sure he got corporo-poppy and sax-happy later, but that neo-Dylan poet sang the East Coast dirge better'n any, no? Such loopy thrills in Asbury Park. Sundry strange rock-sex mysticals all over. Born to run on your blinded light and I'll hunger the heart of any who such deny. Harmonica blues fucker, that's the title of all our biographies.
This is what I get for checking nostalgia out the library.
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Rends and Mends Companion's Tights
Why superheroes now prefer the narrative caption over the thought balloon, #23:

Security Issues
(World's Finest Comics #305, July '84)
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You really don't know what you're doing, do you?
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August 29 2005, 18:33:36 UTC 6 years ago
Wild young Billy was a crazy cat and he shook some dust out of his coonskin cap.
He said, "Trust some of this it'll show you where you're at, or at least it'll help you really feel it"
By the time we made it up to Greasy Lake I had my head out the window and Janey's fingers were in the cake
I think I really dug her 'cause I was too loose to fake
I said, "I'm hurt." She said, "Honey let me heal it".
And we danced all night to a soul fairy band
and she kissed me just right like only a lonely angel can
She felt so nice, just as soft as a spirit in the night
August 30 2005, 09:17:31 UTC 6 years ago
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