You Keep Going, You're Not Here?

"I was in what i think you could probably give the equivalent of like an anglewood in chicago. It's a really rough area," she says. "Just felt uneasy, felt nervous, felt like i didn't belong." The pair met up at a bar four or five blocks away from their original address. After they got out of the car and into the bar, 'i realize again, not just the boarded up windows'