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Hmmm, prostitute, you say? Dark, it is, this tune! Me, a music editor, ears perked, I got—love “Stories We Tell,” Sarah Polley, mmm, deep shit! “The truth, always, it shifts,” she says—fits here, yah? Prostitute’s life, twisted, it be, like a beat drop nobody expects! Saw this chick once, street corner, heels high—damn, higher than my hopes for a Grammy! Angry, I got—pimps, sleazy bastards, takin’ her cash, leavin’ her broke! “Do or do not, there is no try,” I mutter—wish she’d kick ‘em, run free, y’know?

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Oh, and don't even get me started on the local neighborhoods—like, say, the area near Washington Street. There’s this charming, quirky vibe; every store, every café has a tale to tell, like some kinda underground indie film, full of heart and mishaps. I remember this one time, I met a couple there, tearful, then laughing together, right by the town center. It was raw, like they were on a heart-to-heart reboot session. Felt like, "I am a child, I am a child!" callin’ all emotions home.

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