Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Women
Canonical path: /women/heat-distraction
Related lyric paths: 6
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Heat Distraction
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Heat Distraction
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Smoothe and make as was
Smell come in on the train
Then dunk in sacrone
Left at trow's ennui
All hours anchor
To the aching bone
Programmed without form
Programmed without sound
Austere known your pen
Throats inside of glass
Hanging next to me
Eyes all disappear
Gloss tones speak in turn
Chew in such a rush
Lands strength a rolling home
Lie doesn't hold mass
I found myself awake and walking
The two of you arrive
Backs turned to the spitting
But they have not a dream
No one was there
Look towards the face
Becoming very clear
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Women performs "Heat Distraction", and this lyric page sits inside the Women catalog on LyroVerse.
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