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The Path

by Lorde

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Born in the year of OxyContin Raised in the tall grass Teen millionaire having nightmares from the camera flash Now I'm alone on a windswept island Caught in the complex divorce of the seasons Won't take the call if it's the label or the radio Ah Ah-ah-ah Arm in a cast at the museum gala Fork in my purse to take home to my mother Supermodels all dancing 'round a pharaoh's tomb Now if you're looking for a savior, well that's not me You need someone to take your pain for you? Well, that's not me 'Cause we are all broken and sad Where are the dreams that we had? Can't find the dreams that we had Ah, ah, ah Let's hope the sun will show us the p-path Let's hope the sun will show us the p-path I just hope the sun will show us the path Savior is not me I just hope the sun will show us the path Savior is not me I just hope the sun will show us the p- Path, path

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