The guy at the door looked surprised I came alone. I'm here for the noise and the lights in my eyes. Bet you'd find me in this crowd.
The guy at the door looked surprised I came alone. I'm here for the noise and the lights in my eyes. Bet you'd find me in this crowd.
The projector's still running and I'm the only one left in the building. Tell me to stop.
Rode my scooter out to the fort before the Defenders' Day crowds show up. Just me and about a hundred flags and the harbor on the other side of the wall. Tell me you wouldn't get lost wandering around here.
Rode my scooter down to the stadium because the whole city lost its mind over some rugby match and I had to see it. Don't know a single rule but the crowd is unreal. You'd try explaining it to me and I'd just watch the people instead, wouldn't you.
The oyster fest is three blocks from the cinema and I closed up early to beat the line. Found a wall where I can watch the crowd without being in it. You'd lean up next to me, wouldn't you.
Caught the mural crew's work half-finished on my way to the cinema and something about seeing it before anyone fixes it up feels more honest. You'd walk through here with me before the crowds show up, wouldn't you.
Got talked into a Monday night game and I don't even know the score. The crowd does this thing where everyone jumps at once and I just like the noise. You'd explain the rules to me and I still wouldn't listen, 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.