psql paste weirdness

When pasting certain SQL commands into psql in the cygwin window, it beeps and prints a list of some SQL commands.

This SQL:

create or replace view v_software as
 select s.id,
  s.title,
  (s.version_major || '.' || s.version_minor || '.' || s.version_revision) as version,
  d.user_id
 from software s
 inner join downloads d
  on s.id = d.software_id
 order by title;

Results in this output:

pg=> create or replace view v_software as
pg-> select s.id,
pg->
ABORT     CLUSTER   DECLARE   GRANT     MOVE      ROLLBACK  UNLISTEN
ALTER     COMMENT   DELETE    INSERT    NOTIFY    SELECT    UPDATE
ANALYZE   COMMIT    DROP      LISTEN    REINDEX   SET       VACUUM
BEGIN     COPY      EXPLAIN   LOAD      RESET     SHOW
CLOSE     CREATE    FETCH     LOCK      REVOKE    TRUNCATE
pg-> s.title,
pg->
ABORT     CLUSTER   DECLARE&nbs p;  GRANT     MOVE      ROLLBACK  UNLISTEN
ALTER     COMMENT   DELETE    INSERT    NOTIFY    SELECT    UPDATE
ANALYZE   COMMIT    DROP      LISTEN    REINDEX   SET       VACUUM
BEGIN     COPY      EXPLAIN   LOAD      RESET     SHOW
CLOSE     CREATE    FETCH     LOCK      REVOKE    TRUNCATE
<| s.version_minor || '.' || s.version_revision) as version,
pg->
ABORT     CLUSTER   DECLARE   GRANT     MOVE      ROLLBACK  UNLISTENALTER     COMMENT   DELETE    INSERT    NOTIFY    SELECT    UPDATE
ANALYZE   COMMIT    DROP      LISTEN    REINDEX   SET       VACUUM
BEGIN     COPY      EXPLAIN   LOAD      RESET     SHOW
CLOSE     CREATE    FETCH     LOCK      REVOKE    TRUNCATE
pg-> d.user_id
pg-> from software s
pg-> inner join download d
pg->
ABORT     CLUSTER   DECLARE   GRANT     MOVE      ROLLBACK  UNLISTEN
ALTER     COMMENT   DELETE    INSERT&n bsp;   NOTIFY    SELECT    UPDATE
ANALYZE   COMMIT    DROP      LISTEN    REINDEX   SET       VACUUM
BEGIN     COPY      EXPLAIN   LOAD      RESET     SHOW
CLOSE     CREATE    FETCH     LOCK      REVOKE    TRUNCATE
pg-> on s.id = d.software_id
pg-> order by title;
CREATE VIEW

I've tried saving the file I'm copying from as both unix and windows formats.