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where the serpents shudder

there's a river running by the meadow next to sinner's grove, where the hobos huddle in a freight yard place and trip on tracks and fall from grace, I can't help thinking where the serpents shudder the angel stays I can't help thinking when I was a boy, a pocket full of flowers meant a pocketful of joy, and the river by the meadow had a gentle smooth flow, I can't help thinking where the serpents shudder the angel stays.
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david-bell
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Apr 30, 2013
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