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Artist: Azusa
Canonical path: /azusa/programmed-to-distress
Related lyric paths: 6
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Programmed To Distress
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Programmed To Distress
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You've been aiming at my land
A well-known stranger, poisoned arrows in your hand
Shooting at my back
Since the very first time we've met
My radar sent me danger, green turned into red
Programmed to distress
The apple and the snake
One bite causing earthquakes
The lips of a stolen kiss
A curse mistaken for bliss
Are you ready to kill my dream in a heartbeat?
Though I'm shaking like a leaf
From head to feet, I'll come after you
Like a lioness defending her cub
I see the face behind your face
Your rotten apple, determined to self-destruct
What shall I fear?
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