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Boston Marriage
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On a fire escape we shared a drag
Shared more than that and waved our wild flag
Did all the things without a care
Like four in one room breathing the same air
Like spinning records well past two
And tending to the playlist there with you
Like elbowing into the scene
With cover songs upstairs at Sound Machine
And I knew from just a fair age
That you could be my Boston Marriage
To have and hold and cherish
So won’t you be my Boston Marriage
We moved up north in order to
Do all the things that we were told to do
To find our callings, make some art
And figure out to whom we’d give our hearts
In different years on different days
Walked down two aisles and gave ourselves away
We learned the art of how to wait
Till four was six and six turned into eight
And I knew from just a fair age
That you could be my Boston Marriage
To have and hold and cherish
So won’t you be my Boston Marriage
When all the rest are all a mess
With us it’s always effortless
And though we may not have a ring
I’ll be the autumn to your spring
So let’s grow up and old together
I know that we’ll sort out the pleasure
Let’s forget the orthodoxy
And live a life of love by proxy
And I knew from just a fair age
That you could be my Boston Marriage
To have and hold and cherish
So won’t you be my Boston Marriage
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Boston Marriage Columbus, Ohio
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