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Faultline Blues by Sam Roberts
GI come from the east, I come from the heart of the B#beast, of the Gbeast Gwhere dreams are made in factories, where hearts pound with heavy hurried B#beats, hurried Gbeats DI can’t stay here, can?B#??t tow the line, IB’m leavinCg for Pacific staGndarDd ti-B# i-G - i -ime
GNow I’m heading west, trying to get this heavy weight off mB#y chest, off mGy chest Gand the ones I love the best, know that 'til I reach the sunset I won’B#t rest, I won?G??t rest DLeft home on St. B#Valentine and Bheaded for CPacific standard Gti-Di-B#i-iGme
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GNow I’m on the trail of Kerouac, iB#t feels unbrokeGn tooD, GP died not far from here, he was Cwailing at the Gmoo-B#oo-oDon GTwenty-nine palms are just enough, one B#less would be too Gfew, you Dfind the diamond in the rough and Cyou’re the morninGg dB#e??D?e-e-ew GEven ticking clocks can ease your mind when you’rBe counting oCn Pacific standarGd tDi-iB#-i-i-Gi-ime
GIn orange groves on storage streets I fB#ind a Gsteady mind, Dwandered with my feet in CPacific standardG time GHuman consolations burning B#out before they Gshine, Djust to dance a little while, in CPacific standard Gti-B#i-i-Dime Geven ticking clocks can B#ease your mind when you’rBe counting oCn Pacific standaGrdD tB#imeG Dstuck between insane and sublime, you’reB# living oCn Pacific standarGd tDi-B#i-iG-ime.