I think it is 
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This one I knew a little better.
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Hey, I went up to 
to spend a bunch of dumb tourist money but nixed me what gives??
Did they give you a reason to why they nixed you?
Too small, not enough green 
Small shouldnât matter, green on the other hand helps the government govern. Just like Wyze, no money no funny 
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busk
They used to let me come up and busk but not no more. Theyâve got theyâre own dam entertainers now.
You need to get rid of that fake passport and just tell them you are seeking asylum. 
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This native New Yorker sez I sing good. They should let me in just for that!
Asking only workmanâs wages I come lookinâ for a job but I get no offersâŠ
My wife created a film called âBuskinâ Bluesâ and it won a ton of awards for covering this subject. If you like music documentaries, worth checking out.
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Woohoo! 
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topsy-turvy
Bury me on my face," said Peepogenes; and when he was asked why, he replied, âBecause in a little while everything will be turned upside down.â
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What Adam should have said to Eve?
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sidle
To advance in an unobtrusive, furtive, or coy way.
âswindlers who sidle up to tourists.â
Itâs good to be called out. Itâs good to examine your behavior and motives. Itâs good not to back down too quickly. But itâs good to back down if uncertain.
Adam: ââŠand another thing, honeyâŠâ
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in propria persona
I became familiar with this term through internet commentary, not the legal profession. In my experience, it was used to distinguish between commenting anonymously (or semi-anonymously) versus commenting in your own true name.
When a group is mixed in this respect, it can be tricky.
Wow, I missed your joke at first, then Broke the word down into smaller words and it suddenly clicked as a homophone. That is a good one. I love that I missed the deeper implication at first (because at first I was thinking about the meaning of insinuate and not the homophonic sound meaning).
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