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I
saw
a
big,
tall
cowboy
break
into
a
run
His
hat
flew
off
his
head
as
he
turned
and
fled
From
a
scrawny,
drug
pig
brandishing
a
gun
I
saw
a
decorated
vet
killed
by
a
soda
drink
The
diabetic
battle
against
a
colorful
bottle
That
he
was
powerless
to
dump
down
the
sink
Does
anyone
remember
nickel
candy?
It
used
to
melt
in
the
crevices
of
the
backseat
of
my
car
It
was
sticky
and
it
was
horrid
But
I
miss
it
and
I
can't
afford
it
And
my
kids
don't
care
about
nickel
candy
Or
me,
anymore
My
mailman
is
a
woman
who
is
a
cult
devotee
She's
an
expert
at
spraying
mace
Dogs
and
dealers
in
the
face
On
her
way
to
deliver
piles
of
junk
to
me
Workmen
just
tore
down
our
local
Taco
Bell
Goodbye,
two
burnt
beans
Hello,
new
Walgreens
The
cyclical
nature
of
life
in
a
living
hell
Does
anyone
remember
nickel
candy?
It
used
to
melt
in
the
crevices
of
the
backseat
of
my
car
It
was
sticky
and
it
was
horrid
But
I
miss
it
and
I
can't
afford
it
And
my
kids
don't
care
about
nickel
candy
Or
me,
anymore
I
use
to
perform
to
audiences
for
pay
But
now
my
only
show
is
the
meeting
To
which
I
go
three
times
a
week
It's
called
AA
I
stand
and
tell
the
folks
there
that
I'm
a
drunk
But
they're
tired
of
my
hit
My
"I
blew
it
all"
bit
And
if
I
can't
win
over
those
losers
I'm
sunk
Does
anyone
remember
nickel
candy?
It
used
to
melt
in
the
crevices
of
the
backseat
of
my
car
It
was
sticky
and
it
was
horrid
But
I
miss
it
and
I
can't
afford
it
And
my
kids
don't
care
about
nickel
candy
Or
me
Anymore
Anymore
Anymore
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