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‘Sentient Savior’ by Arca is a track from the album ‘Kick’, released in 2022. The lyrics move through a tense, self-asserting stance, repeatedly returning to doubt, loyalty, and a demand to “Respect the boundary”. The verses address a relationship built on repeated disruption, with devotion framed as something needed and negotiated rather than freely given. An instrumental section then drops the words, leaving the emotional pressure to linger between the sung passages.
"Sentient Savior" is a track by Arca, from the album Kick, released 9th December 2022. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Arca.
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[Verse 1] I never doubted after all you've done to me I never missed her, her time and time again She had to find, find too much, too much Respect the boundary, baby, baby [Verse 2] She needs devotion, [?] Oh-ooh [Instrumental]
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