The Maxwell Cafe
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Why wait? To spin and to mash, to hearten and to derise—lend the soul, and we converse. Let’s begin. wink
The Maxwell Cafe
She belongs to the streets.
Who dress to impress?
why she belongs the street?
My boy let his wife dress him.