The Mutton Birds — Dominion Road

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Dominion Road is bending; under it's own weight, 
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Shining like a strip, cut from a sheet metal plate, 
  B
os its just been raining. 
 
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Jane reached the point where she knew 
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what he meant before he opened his mouth, 
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He couldn't say the same or he would've guessed 
      A     B
she was moving south, with one of his friends. 
 
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But its getting better now, he found it in him to forgive, 
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He walked the city, and he found a place to live 
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in a halfway house, halfway down Dominion Road. 
  
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He watched Jane's brother sell the house he felt no sense of loss, 
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More like a mountain-climber looking back having made it across - 
the steepest face. 
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Oh but he's still climbing, see him trying to cross the street, 
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He tests his footing, like he was up ten thousand feet above 
              E 
the clouds, halfway down Dominion Road. 
 
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But he's getting better now; he rests his head on the windowsill, 
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He watches the city, sees the antennae's in the hills from 
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the halfway house, halfway  
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down Dominion Road. 
 
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Halfway down, halfway down, halfway down Dominion Road. 
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Halfway down, halfway down, halfway down Dominion Road Owaoo