Page type: lyric reference
Artist: War On Women
Canonical path: /war-on-women/in-your-path
Related lyric paths: 6
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In Your Path
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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In Your Path
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Sleep calmly, innocent girl
Without concern about the bandit in your path
Over your dreams, smiling and sweet
Watches your loving police
The rapist is you!
And the fault wasn't mine, or where I was
Not how I dressed, es la violencia que no ves
Another disappearance
A punishment for being born, waiting for un violador
The rapist is you
It's the cops and the state
The rapist is you
The judges and the president
The rapist is you
It's the cops and the state
The rapist is you
All the way to the president
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