| It was out in the wasteland
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| and the boar was standing still
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| I was hanging like a reptile
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| with the fire down below
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| So I climbed the big scene
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| to watch the river flow
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| Kachina never spoke of weather
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| nor the mercy on a bed of nails
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| But someone should have checked the waterline
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| they’re drowning in among the kills
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| and this winter Comes like a bitter vine
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| There is a place there by that broken tower
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| A den of preachers couldn’t keep at bay
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| Bound to the current of an open sea
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| We are too afraid to listen
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| Long before that day
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| In the guise of water
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| There came a desert rain
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| And the Grinding Wheel will turn
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| and to that sea we can follow her down
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| Where there is room for the meek
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| far from the din and the squalor
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| High on the gunfire
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| Far from the wheel
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| Hands never touch the bodies
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| and eyes never see the sun
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| I lie awake in this season
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| and stay close to the open road
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| As they go dancing in the fields
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| Digging deep for that motherlode
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| And down in the mill
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| It’s just a bird in the big blue sky
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| A lion in the wheel |
| Is just a stone in the deep blue sea
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| Long before that day
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| In the guise of water
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| There came a desert rain
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| And the Grinding Wheel will turn
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| and to that sea we can
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| follow her down
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| Where there is room for the
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| meekfar from the din and the squalor
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| And the Grinding Wheel will turn
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| a better road for the fallow and sane
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| Where there is room for the meek
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| far from the din and the squalor
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| She dances alone by the waterline
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| Find another cheek to turn away
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| While the boar lies still inside the naked
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| Spirit… come to me |