I’m California bound 
 I can hardly wait to lay my beach towel out 
 The sky is closing in 
 I can feel the future on my skin 
 Glistening like a horse 
 shining like a city of quartz 
 Running out of phase 
 The desert and the microwaves 
 A siren and a whore 
 in the echo of the last good war 
 On the air tonight 
 On the air tonight 
 Your voice is nothing against the noise of the engine grinding out that summer line 
 Coast in slow over Reno, the Diablos 
 I can almost see the waves break on the dial 
 When the last flight touches down 
 When the immigrants have kissed the ground 
 When your legs are tucked away 
 and the colourful has turned to beige 
 Stand glistening like a horse 
 Shining like a city of quartz
By Greg MacPherson
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