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Guy Forsyth
04:29
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enter inside it was like dream
empty goblet you kill The Need
glass is problem you fake it true
man as mother what she can do
take off my skin
you are my skin
what is my skin
where is my skin
keep crushing it all
short breath, short skirt
can't tell anyone
you said you'd come back home
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Opal
04:19
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3. |
The Revolver
04:42
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tell you secret, too
thighs are raw
meeting nowhere
dust is all
coming out to Us
tear yourself to Us
staring back to Us
you revolve to Us
goodbye sister, too
silver cross
touch me nowhere
dust is all
make the head spin
you can die for Us
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6. |
Moonraker
00:54
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The Blush
05:57
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her words come too late
a phantom sonic break
my gender in my head
tangled in what She said
you said it's so hard
the sun, steel room
the crush, touching me soon
it's gone, kill Contact
The Blush, might give me that
stuck with a frozen jaw
short breath and two dull claws
come closer typical
the kiss invisible
you said it's so hard
white skin
pink skin
let's break the maze again
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8. |
Guy Forsyth*
05:39
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9. |
Opal*
04:51
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I want you to come home
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10. |
The Revolver*
05:56
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13. |
Moonraker*
01:01
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14. |
The Blush*
07:05
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