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Brian Eno ~ The Belldog


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. more free lyrics

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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