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Artist: Cursed
Canonical path: /cursed/promised-land
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Promised Land
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Promised Land
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You bought their lines and you staked their trail, followed their moves to the last detail.
And all that they sold you was death, on the five year plan,
And left you to rot in their promised land.
And what made you think that the life on the screen could be you?
No returns for your broken dreams when you get it home and it's not what it seems.
This is not the promised land.
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