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Locust
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TRADE IN ALL YOUR CALM FOR LAW
BUILDING FENCES HUNDRED MILES LONG
SPOTLIGHTS AND YOUR SEARCHING EYES
FLUORESCENCE LIGHTS YOUR PROPERTY LINE
THERE'S SPACE IN YOUR ARMS
BUT THESE CLAWS THEY HOLD ON
LANDMINES CROWD YOUR GROUND LIKE COBBLESTONES
VESSELS ARMORED
LEAVING HOME
IT'S PEACE AND QUIET
AND YOU FEEL SAFE
AND NEIGHBORS SPEAK
THROUGH THE ONE HOLE IN THE CAGE
THEY SAY THERE'S SPACE IN YOUR ARMS
BUT THESE CLAWS THEY HOLD ON
WAIT
WE'RE NOT FAR AWAY
NOT AT ALL
THERE'S SPACE
AND THERE ARE STARS
THERE'S SPACE IN YOUR ARMS
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