| Song | Iron Bound / Fancy Poultry |
| Artist | Suzanne Vega |
| Album | Solitude Standing |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| The beams and bridges cut the light on the ground | |
| Into little triangles and the rails run round | |
| Through the rust and the heat | |
| The light and sweet coffee color of her skin | |
| Bound up in wire and fate | |
| Watching her walk him up to the gate | |
| In front of the ironbound school yard. | |
| Kids will grow like weeds on a fence | |
| She says they look for the light they try to make sense. | |
| They come up through the cracks | |
| Like grass on the tracks | |
| She touches him goodbye. | |
| Steps off the curb and into the street | |
| The blood and feathers near her feet | |
| Into the ironbound market | |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| She stops at the stall | |
| Fingers the ring | |
| Opens her purse | |
| Feels a longing | |
| Away from the ironbound border | |
| "Fancy poulty parts sold here. | |
| Breasts and thighs and hearts. | |
| Backs are cheap and wings are nearly free. | |
| Nearly free" |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| The beams and bridges cut the light on the ground | |
| Into little triangles and the rails run round | |
| Through the rust and the heat | |
| The light and sweet coffee color of her skin | |
| Bound up in wire and fate | |
| Watching her walk him up to the gate | |
| In front of the ironbound school yard. | |
| Kids will grow like weeds on a fence | |
| She says they look for the light they try to make sense. | |
| They come up through the cracks | |
| Like grass on the tracks | |
| She touches him goodbye. | |
| Steps off the curb and into the street | |
| The blood and feathers near her feet | |
| Into the ironbound market | |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| She stops at the stall | |
| Fingers the ring | |
| Opens her purse | |
| Feels a longing | |
| Away from the ironbound border | |
| Fancy poulty parts sold here. | |
| Breasts and thighs and hearts. | |
| Backs are cheap and wings are nearly free. | |
| Nearly free |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| The beams and bridges cut the light on the ground | |
| Into little triangles and the rails run round | |
| Through the rust and the heat | |
| The light and sweet coffee color of her skin | |
| Bound up in wire and fate | |
| Watching her walk him up to the gate | |
| In front of the ironbound school yard. | |
| Kids will grow like weeds on a fence | |
| She says they look for the light they try to make sense. | |
| They come up through the cracks | |
| Like grass on the tracks | |
| She touches him goodbye. | |
| Steps off the curb and into the street | |
| The blood and feathers near her feet | |
| Into the ironbound market | |
| In the ironbound section near Avenue L | |
| Where the Portuguese women come to see what you sell | |
| The clouds so low the morning so slow | |
| As the wires cut through the sky | |
| She stops at the stall | |
| Fingers the ring | |
| Opens her purse | |
| Feels a longing | |
| Away from the ironbound border | |
| Fancy poulty parts sold here. | |
| Breasts and thighs and hearts. | |
| Backs are cheap and wings are nearly free. | |
| Nearly free |