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Jun 2014
Boots on a highway, mud in the field.
Take it home. Take it home.

Sand in leather, blood on stone.
So far gone.

Paper curls, smoke unfurls.
Ash in a tray.

Green lights on the ceiling. Red lights on the wall.
Up this high, I can see them all.

Even my name has an unfamiliar taste.
The whiskey is just the same.
Written by
Dominic Clarke
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