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The Belldog

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The Belldog

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Most of the Day

We Were At the Machinery

In the Dark Sheds

That the Seasons Ignore

I Held the Levers That Guided the Signals to the Radio

But the Words I Receive, Random Code, Broken Fragments From Before.

Out in the Trees

My Reason Deserting Me

All the Dark Stars

Cluster Over the Bay.

Then in a Certain Moment

I Lose Control and At Last I Am Part of the Machinery.

(The Belldog) Where Are You?

And the Light Disappears

As the World Makes Its Circle Through the Sky.

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