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Halfway to nowhere
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Radio Peligro!
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Reckless dreamers
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Breakdown in Babylon
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Ballad of California
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Strange Fever
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Derek Comley Dallas, Texas
Brilliant prophet of madness is he
Who dreams
the things
that cannot be!
Who curses
mediocrity,
and walks
Upon the
seven seas
Like Jesus!
you and me
could be!
Because we are
the inbetween...
Who dream things
that can never be.
... more
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