It’s hot in the city. The heat and smog seem claustrophobic in keeping a lid on hope I’m wanting out I use to love the bright sky, the heat and the rare cloud Now there’s only distorted vision I prefer the winter desert where long lost miners welcome star men to earth And monks squeeze every last ounce of sin from their very own solar systems Where yellowed newspapers blown against highway fence posts are faded of worry
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