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A.O.T.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Consumed Canonical path: /consumed/aot Related lyric paths: 6
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A.O.T.

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It's all gone pear shaped

It's fallen butter side down

I've tripped arse over tit

Don't think I can recover it

I've just lost a good friend

I've just lost my best friend

It's taking over me

Throttling me

Smothering me

Challenging me to fight

Pistols at dawn

Taking over

Never stand alone

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