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Could we cut ourselves off from our country? Burn all the books and monochrome rules; Sever the fragile vessels of history? I want to walk fast without news in my ear over hills and fields and so thrilled with fear; I want to take a tab of fantastic poison and see the world lit up in a kaleidoscope of flags. Through woods, past trees, I will kick leaves and brave a universe of tumbleweeds. And from beneath a canopy of luxury a paradise I see past the sun, where all is free and hatred wastes and bleeds. But everything is not as it seems - Back home I dream in cut-throat numbers vile quantities disturb my slumbers. My identity drifts in the TV; Jeremy Kyle makes my last plea as my ears fill with adultery. And then there are debts that flash up - my patience cracks into a pool of anguish. I must get away, get away from this madness.
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Aug 31, 2012
Aug 31, 2012 at 7:04 AM UTC
Tumbleweed
Could we cut ourselves off from our country? Burn all the books and monochrome rules; Sever the fragile vessels of history? I want to walk fast without news in my ear over hills and fields and so thrilled with fear; I want to take a tab of fantastic poison and see the world lit up in a kaleidoscope of flags. Through woods, past trees, I will kick leaves and brave a universe of tumbleweeds. And from beneath a canopy of luxury a paradise I see past the sun, where all is free and hatred wastes and bleeds. But everything is not as it seems - Back home I dream in cut-throat numbers vile quantities disturb my slumbers. My identity drifts in the TV; Jeremy Kyle makes my last plea as my ears fill with adultery. And then there are debts that flash up - my patience cracks into a pool of anguish. I must get away, get away from this madness.
maria-rose
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Aug 31, 2012
Aug 31, 2012 at 7:04 AM UTC
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