I especially like the line "You stand at the edge and people run you through." It sums up the hectic movement of people in any big city, expecially New York. No one has time for anyone else because they are all going about their own business. People do literally pass through you on a busy city street!
@Ernest yes, but he says "run you through", not "run through you". Run you through is a British term meaning to kill somebody by stabbing such as with a sword or knife.
@Ernest yes, but he says "run you through", not "run through you". Run you through is a British term meaning to kill somebody by stabbing such as with a sword or knife.
I especially like the line "You stand at the edge and people run you through." It sums up the hectic movement of people in any big city, expecially New York. No one has time for anyone else because they are all going about their own business. People do literally pass through you on a busy city street!
@Ernest yes, but he says "run you through", not "run through you". Run you through is a British term meaning to kill somebody by stabbing such as with a sword or knife.
@Ernest yes, but he says "run you through", not "run through you". Run you through is a British term meaning to kill somebody by stabbing such as with a sword or knife.