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Tag: Treme
Treme, “Wish Someone Would Care”: take that walk
“Sometimes the battles worth fighting are the ones you know you’re gonna lose.” – Albert
Treme, “Smoke My Peace Pipe”: with or without benefits
“Man, you could hide a dead hooker in here and no one would know.” – Morial on Davis’ disheveled house
Treme, “Shame Shame Shame”: second line and feeling fine
“This is for New Orleans in her hour of need.” – Davis
Treme, “Right Place, Wrong Time”: FEMA trailer gating
“There’s no place like New Orleans.” – Jazz musician
Treme, “Meet De Boys On The Battlefront”: pride on Bourbon Street
“Are we entering some sacrificial realm here?” – Davis McAlery
Treme, “I’ll Fly Away”: this machine floats
“If it was easy everybody’d be in here.” – Albert Lambreaux
Treme, “Do You Know What It Means”: a city marches on
A show to prove worthy of the exquisitely unique city of New Orleans herself?
Treme, “At the Foot Of Canal Street”: pot for potholes
“It’s like watching a rat back up a cat.” – Sonny
Treme, “All on a Mardi Gras Day”: do whatcha want
“People coming home for this.” – Antoine