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The three o'clock shift empties , fills the parking lot Factory people heading for cars , some on foot The war is over , no ennobled cause of freedom  -                                           fought for in the textile mill , no bastion of democracy  on a hill Shadows facing the ground , economic yellow lights , security guards waving goodbye Headlight illuminated , neighborhood dogs running fence lines Stopping for milk , beer and bread , hometown newsprint Watching utilities .. Paying rent .. Another quiet Dalton evening , gone ..
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 8:47 PM UTC
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The three o'clock shift empties , fills the parking lot Factory people heading for cars , some on foot The war is over , no ennobled cause of freedom  -                                           fought for in the textile mill , no bastion of democracy  on a hill Shadows facing the ground , economic yellow lights , security guards waving goodbye Headlight illuminated , neighborhood dogs running fence lines Stopping for milk , beer and bread , hometown newsprint Watching utilities .. Paying rent .. Another quiet Dalton evening , gone ..
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