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The Serpent
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he of earth and sky, of the rolling tide
he of wind and rain is falling down
onto fields of grass, and our weary backs
he of time and space receding, new dawn coming
serpent shows his teeth
it's a long, long way to fall
he of man and beast, of machine and grease
he of wind and rain is falling down
he of earth and sky, of the asking why
he of time and space receding, new dawn coming
serpent shows his teeth
it's a long, long way to fall
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Heavy Blonde Scranton, Pennsylvania
...Sing songs of Sun and of the Earth and of the Moon. They began in 2012 and persist to this day...
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