
So go, go away, just go, run away.
But where did you run to? And where did you hide?
Go find another way, price you pay
Leather, Men, A good song And A Scotch Makes A Pretty Nice Night

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I dreamed I had a good job and I got well paid.
I blew it all at the penny arcade.
A hundred dollars on a kewpie doll.
No pretty chick is gonna make me crawl.
Get on a TWA to the promised land.
Every woman, child and man
Gets a Cadillac and a great big diamond ring.
Don't you know you're riding with the king?
He's on a mission of mercy to the new frontier,
He's gonna check us all on out of here.
Up to that mansion on a hill
Where you can get your prescription filled.
Get on a TWA to the promised land.
Everybody clap your hands.
And don't you just love the way that he sings?
Don't you know we're riding with the king?
Riding with the king.
Don't you know we're riding with the king?
A tuxedo and shiny 335.
You can see it in his face, the blue never lie.
Tonight everybody's getting their angel wings.
And don't you know we're riding with the king?
I stepped out of Mississippi when I was ten years old
With a suit cut sharp as a razor and a heart made of gold.
I had a guitar hanging just about waist high
And I'm gonna play this thing until the day I die.
Learning there’s nothing to gain from advice



The annual Folsom Street Fair is held on the last Sunday in September and caps San Francisco´s Leather Pride Week. The Folsom Street Fair, sometimes simply referred to as Folsom, is located on Folsom Street between 7th and 12th Street. It was started in 1984 and is the world's largest leather event.
As one of the few occasions when such activities are performed in public, in broad daylight, it attracts a considerable number of sightseers. Although the costumes and activities can be eye-opening, it is as a whole intended to be very peaceful and non-threatening.
The fair annually draws 400,000 visitors including kinky leather fans from around the world, and is the third largest street event in California. Each year all proceeds from the Folsom Street Fair, including gate donations and beverage sales, are given to qualified local charities.
