Susan's Apartment-Eels

[00:00.00] Going over to Susan's house [00:21.81]Walking south down Baxter Street [00:25.53]Nothing hiding behind this picket fence [00:30.45]There's a crazy old woman smashing bottles on the sidewalk [00:34.05]Where her house burnt down two years ago [00:37.65]People say that back then she really wasn't that crazy [00:41.82]Going over to Susan's house [00:43.41](Susan's house) [00:47.91]Going over to Susan's house [00:49.35](Susan's house) [00:53.85]Going over to Susan's house [00:55.29](Susan's house) [01:06.54]Down by the Donut Prince a fifteen year old boy lies on the sidewalk [01:10.65]With a bullet in his forehead [01:12.90]In a final act of indignity the paramedics take off all his clothes [01:17.13]For the whole world to see while they put him in the bag [01:20.94]Meanwhile and old couple argues inside the Queen Bee [01:24.69]The sick fluorescent light shimmering on their skin [01:29.58]Going over to Susan's house [01:30.99](Susan's house) [01:35.49]Going over to Susan's house [01:37.02](Susan's house) [01:41.43]Going over to Susan's house [01:44.25](Susan's house) [01:56.25]Take a left down Echo Park [01:59.22]Take a left down Echo Park [02:00.42]Take a left down Echo Park [02:01.98]A kid asks do I want some crack [02:05.13]TV sets are spewing Baywatch [02:08.25]Through the windows into black [02:20.31]Here comes a girl with long brown hair [02:22.59]Who can't be more than seventeen [02:25.65]She sucks on a red popsicle while she pushes a baby girl in a pink carriage [02:31.53]And I'm thinking that must be her sister [02:35.34]That must be her sister, right? [02:38.97]They go into the 7-11 and I keep walking [02:45.69]And I keep walking [02:52.83]Going over to Susan's house [02:54.21](Susan's house) [02:58.71]Going over to Susan's house [03:00.18](Susan's house) [03:04.65]Going over to Susan's house [03:06.12](Susan's house) [03:10.59]Going over to Susan's house [03:13.38](Susan's house) [03:16.56]Going over to Susan's house [03:19.32](Susan's house)