By sunset, dreams away from home.
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Carried around the earth,
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All those who took the night with a sigh
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And until dawn he was in the saddle.
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Crosses marked their paths,
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Their traces were buried in fog.
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Carry the earth across the sky
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The hurricane wind called them.
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Clouds rang for rain,
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The path was caressed by wormwood-grass.
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Went far from far,
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They walked, sang, called for themselves.
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And if by night it's day,
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Like the first time,
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See how the camp of stars is dancing,
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Watch and listen to my story.
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In a muddy hour, under the laughter of the moon,
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The wind wove a bridle from the forest,
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He led herds to the circle,
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He took a star whip in his hands.
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Oh, he walked on the black earth,
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Troubled burned bridges behind him,
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Confessed on broomstick,
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The temple whipped and licked the crosses.
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Greasy champed on the cassock of swamps,
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Laughed at the landslides of the mountains,
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He gathered people in a round dance,
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And yes, he started talking.
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Hey listen to my story
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Trust the voices in you.
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Sleep did not bury, but crying did not save
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Those who lived on the sidelines.
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Well, and those who stood up with their eyes to the fire,
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Who dared to be himself
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Who went to war to war,
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On the ground I lead.
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On the ground, where stumps are held in high esteem,
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Where the purse is brimming with bribes,
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Where the days are vomited with melancholy,
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Where love sells cunt.
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Where shame is named by faith,
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And slander is truth-conscience,
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Where shame knows what's what,
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Where shame sucks the udder of meanness.
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Hey listen to my story
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Trust the voices in you.
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Sleep did not bury, but crying did not save
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Those who lived on the sidelines.
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Get up!
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The wind leads the dance! |