The Fear of 13 Page #2
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the one place they could be normal.
They got themselves
put into the same cell and together,
in the setting of a prison,
where homosexuality is an accepted
form of expression, or just life,
no-one bothered them.
And that's when the drugs were
discovered and the guard
on duty at nine o'clock that night
started tormenting Wesley.
"Hey, f*ggot, you're going.
"Your boy's going to Western.
I just looked on the transfer sheet.
"You're going to Dallas.
"Opposite ends of the State
of Pennsylvania. Bye, n*gger!"
crazy in the cell.
just before ten o'clock, there was
like 20 minutes left before shift
change at 10.00pm.
This voice took over.
# Ah, oooh
# Yeah
# I have a dream, the dream
Every man on that block
just stood still.
# I have sworn by my blood
as your man, my love... #
We knew the penalty.
# That one day, I promise one day
all of your heartaches would stop... #
Then you heard the keys.
"What the f*** are you doing,
singing in my block?
"I will beat your head in. If you don't stop that
singing right now, I will beat your head in. "
# Oh, thanks to you baby
SINGER LAUGHS:
# For just loving a common man... #
More keys. # I want to thank
you this evening, honey... #
Here they come.
Everybody knows what's coming.
# I thought that I'd failed you... #
The lieutenant came running down
and he was this militant a**hole
with the brush cut
and the uniform that was
pressed to precision
and he ran down and he ran down
and he said, "Hold it. " Like that.
we know, when Lieutenant Norris
raised his hand, that was it.
He said, "I leave in 20 minutes.
"If there is a noise on this block, from anyone, when
I leave this unit, we will beat every man's head in.
"Do you understand me?" Silence.
"Finish that song, inmate.
Let's go. "
like he had lost his frigging mind.
They were stunned.
"Let's go. You.
You've got 20 minutes. "
And walked off the block.
He even had an argument on the way
out of the door.
When the gates shut...
GATE SLAMS:
.. that big wide B block gate -
when they left the block alone,
we were like...
"Oh, my God! We are totally
and utterly unsupervised. "
And he came back right in mid-lyric
like he had never stopped singing.
# You said, "I love you, baby
# I love you for just
being a common man... #
And like you could hear them,
here they come,
the other members that had a little
bit of guts, yeah?
They were blowing, you know?
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