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Music So, you know, September 22nd, 2021, started off like any other quiet Wednesday morning in Fort Worth, Texas. It was still

dark, about an hour before sunrise, and most of the city was asleep. With temperatures in the

low 60s, the air carried the familiar shift between seasons, autumn arriving, some are refusing to

let go.

On the west side of Fort Worth runs a narrow stretch called Bonnie Drive, a working-class

corridor wedged between neighborhoods and light industrial lots.

A drive down the street paints an unvarnished picture of everyday life, tire shops and

welding garages, small warehouses

with dented doors, a few motels offering weekly rates, and modest single-story homes

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