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Peyote Dream

I was dead in the morning and gone by the evening. The vultures feasted. I laid for hours not knowing I was a ghost. Haunted features. Ghost town thrift stores and surf guitars, These are my delights. Black deserts and high mountains, Vaquero of the night. Sun tanned bones and what have you. Deep in the heart of Texas. A lonesome ghost in the South With nothing but a peyote dream.
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Feb 13, 2014
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