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By Jack Joseph Smith

I’ Got fo Get Up You have to listen, a bad dream Ya" got to think more than even three Like a good old cat in the corner | I don*t care if they hear me A window of ware; reflecting nothing, | but it certainly sees what it wants pW Ks a= As good now as the country nelueg a | and hogs the city street helps me | es | | - EL Car | | | | |

Original Scan

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AI Interpretation

GPT

A bad dream demands feline attention, while a seeing window that reflects nothing keeps watching, and country sense mingles with hog-filled city street survival.

The command to listen gives the bad dream practical weight, like advice for getting through a dangerous hour rather than an invitation to interpret symbols. The cat in the corner suggests watchfulness without panic, a domestic version of feral patience. That strange window sees without reflecting, so the world becomes something observed by surfaces as much as by people.


Claude

Shorter third version, with the hogs helping the city street and the wilderness line left implicit; trails off with OCR fragments but keeps the refrain: 'I don't care if they hear me.'