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nazi bondage
02:42
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I skinny-dipped in the whiskey river and sun bathed in the flaccid forest,
sleeping alone just, gets so lonesome
(blessed white flesh, I can't take it)
where has my mate been? I need to find him.
I could see his cock from across the room
(your eyes hit mine like a car crash)
locust swarm in my gut, all I want is you
(admiring your limbs in the broken glass)
I stole a teenage heart-throb to fuck the clock with
cut my losses and I've been, sleeping with someone
I still get lonesome...
(blessed white flesh, nazi bondage)
I can't take it.
I could see his cock from across the room
(your eyes hit mine like a car crash)
locust swarm in my gut, all I want is you
(admiring your limbs in the broken glass)
Sleeping alone just gets too lonesome.
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I've been thinking of becoming celibate
Unable to acquire a taste for pink prolapsed
my crooked tongue, will you rescue it?
I dabbled in the art of fuck
I've been thinking of becoming celibate
all this flesh twists my stomach left
this spermicidal genocide is becoming painful to commit
the bodies pile in my bed
I've been thinking of becoming celibate
its nice outside, lets go out there
don't stop don't stop she said
she grabbed my hair and snapped my neck
I've been thinking of becoming celibate.
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