Dorchester, August 1856
I'm an old man now and ashamed of this
But I had to be in town for other reasons
I stood in a crowd of three or four thousand
The hood on her head and the rope around it
And summer's sometimes not the warmest season
A fine figure shrouded in black
Hung in the misty rain
Wheeled half-round and back
And her silk gown set off her shape
I'm an old man now and ashamed of this
But in Dorchester, August 1856
I saw hanged Martha Brown of Birdsmoorgate
| 1 | Sunlight In A Jar |
| 2 | Fiction |
| 3 | California in Popular Song |
| 4 | Little Distraction |
| 5 | How We Met |
| 6 | Great Lengths |
| 7 | Cat In Sunshine |
| 8 | Self-Preservation |
| 9 | Fridge Magnet Song |
| 10 | Camera-Shy |