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Artist: Fugazi
Canonical path: /fugazi/walken-s-syndrome
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Walken's Syndrome
Read Walken's Syndrome lyrics by Fugazi on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Walken's Syndrome
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Fragile stem
Asleep at the stoplight again
Red dressed in red drenched in red spreading red ever red
Fragile stem
Veering for control again
Change lanes explain how strain defers the impact of speed
On on past gone gone gone past on
Fragile stem
Made your own road again
Scars crash and glass made
You laugh you'd show it off to your friends
Fragile stem lay down your arms and then
Steer into the headlights like the dead light of the last sun you'll see
Steering into headlights and your gone
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