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Dirge Gazer

from Ramshackle Earth by Pappy Stardust

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Foreword by Aldous Huxley:
"Here I think one has an enormous area in which the ultimate revolution could function very well indeed, an area in which a great deal of control could be used by not through terror but by making life seem much more enjoyable than it normally does. Enjoyable to the point, where as I said before, human beings come to love a state of things by which any reasonable and decent human standard they ought not to love and this I think is perfectly possible."

Medicine man buried his mother today
Feathers upon his head tell us he is brave
Now thirteen sons and daughters shall carry on her name

Rode his horse on down to the saloon and got himself a drink
The men of the town were too slow to think
Flames flowed through his eyes while the sun sang I want to hear you pray
For his mother the skies they mourned
And no one knew what had happened to her

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from Ramshackle Earth, released July 18, 2014

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