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Artist: Sleep Token
Canonical path: /sleep-token/distraction
Related lyric paths: 6
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Distraction
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Distraction
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Oh, and I know
I can tell I'm falling further again
But I won't turn away, it's far too late for me
'Cause I am broken into fractions
Oh, and I am driven to distraction
And I swear she is not like any other, no
Something much more than I could ask for
(It's too late for me)
'Cause I am broken into fractions
Oh, and I am driven to distraction
With each and every interaction
I am driven to distraction
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late for me)
(It's too late)
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