157 Riverside AvenueA Poem by Gomer LePoetsite of Rock night clubs
157 Riverside Avenue I can hear the razz-ma-tazz piano, ah the sound so sweet lead up to an old thyme rock tune, making me tap my feet the clubs have come and gone, changing names over and over but the music has never left, on this south side of Dover rock and roll star wanna be's, long hair and fancy pants kickin out the tunes for us, hoping that we'll dance here's a tune by rocker Lynyrd, or one by Stevie Ray even some old R & B, like Sittin on the dock of the Bay we sat around and drank our beer, raising hell till 2 a.m. had to go to work next day, and survive that crap mayhem it did not really matter though, we'd do it again tonite cause we were young and feisty, and the music made it all seem right loud guitars and crashing drums, a fiddle and a flute as long as it was in the right key, we didn't give a hoot every Thursday thru Saturday night, drink shots and smoke s**t too it just didn't get any better then, 157 Riverside Avenue Gomer LePoet... © 2010 Gomer LePoet |
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1 Review Added on July 20, 2010 Last Updated on July 20, 2010 AuthorGomer LePoetTampa, FLAboutI am a former IT Manager/Consultant working for many Fortune 500 companies, mainly in the Banking, Telecommunications industry. I am also a part time musician, playing guitars and keyboards and writ.. more.. |

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