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 Goldhawk Road
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Like a lambs carcass slashed, the sky looks white with a stain of red

Through Goldhawk Road I tread

Breathing in the morning due, but feeling dead

Should have turned back, but walk on instead

The Goldhawk Road, I have stumbled upon

My Headphones blocking out society with my favourite song

Seeing the couple argue, he's claiming he's done nothing wrong

But she's not listening to his pleas; she's saying she can't go on

As the cars drive by, carrying other peoples dreams

I put pull my beanie over my head and my hands go in my jeans

The Goldhawk Road Like it's name, is not what it seems

Like a tin of peas, which are actually, beans

As I walk past the parked cars, pubs and strip bars

And the bouncers with bottle faced scars

I'm just another admirer of peoples lives in jam jars

Down the Goldhawk Road, I gaze up upon the stars

A daydreaming tourist in my own city

Trying to find my way back to safety

Stopping to stroke the stray kitty

Down the Goldhawk Road, a beehive of pity.

























Recently i have had to make a choice..stay in London or move out near my brothers to the countryside? London can be a dirty, rough tough and edgy place to live..But i head down Goldhawk Road at least once a week. To watch QPR or to the Shepherds Bush Empire to catch a gig..it's multi cultural, it's diverse it f'ing crazy..put it's home and i LOVE it!!



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