Spine
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Spine
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I'm searching for my god
To reach into his heart and take what I know is mine
Take a look at his face and tell me what you taste
When you put your tongue to his spine
This day it seems to me like an endless dream
Where I fall and never touch the ground
Get a little closer now
So I can hear him growl and drown in sweet sound
I'm searching for a face
I think it used to be mine
Hidden from his lovely eyes
I will share no secrets
I will tell him lies
I will do what I need to survive
He's not so pretty anymore 'cause I am sober now
Is that a hint of regret on his face
It's been a lesson for me but I'm still no wiser
I will walk back into his embrace
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Android Lust performs "Spine", and this lyric page sits inside the Android Lust catalog on LyroVerse.
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