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Michigan Left Lyrics

Driving to work,
I had the radio on,
Only to hear
Curtis Granderson's gone.
Reminders, they come
In empty lots.
'67
Took these city blocks.

Can we meet in the middle?
Can I turn you around?
Let's talk a little
And we can go downtown.

Decorations
Won't be wasted.
I'll be taking
Any beauty I see,
And I'll try to give it to ya.

I said,
"Let's not hear
That story again,
One that's drilled
Into our heads.
I'll hold dear
Neighbors and friends,
Who hold dear
Ideas of dissent."

I was confused
The day that we met --
All I kept hearing
Is "Michigan left."
You said those old nicknames,
They don't make any sense.
He said let me explain...
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Cover art for Michigan Left lyrics by Arkells

A Michigan Left is a intersection where you go thru the intesection you want to make a left at, make a protected and possibly signalled uturn and then and then a right onto the orignal road you wanted to make a left on. The song was written in 2010, after Curtis Granderson got traded to the hated by all but New Yorkers Yankees. Downtown is full of surface level parking lots, a long term result of the flight of businesses from downtown Detroit after the riots in 68, ITs been the same thing ever since. This was pre-mid 2010's revival.

 
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