Slave To The Rhythm
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Slave To The Rhythm
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Temptation what's better
Do ya walk away from the apple?
Or take a bite?
Damnation don't matter
In and out I go
But I really don't mind
Down dirty come meet me
One step away from a primitive appetite
Don't look now I'm trouble
In over your head
But don't pay it no mind
Slave you save me
I know you're kinda scared
So I'll take you down easy
Got you tight in a grip like vice
You're a slave to the rhythm now
Soakin' wet in a pool of sweat
Caught on in the up and down
You're a slave to the rhythm now
Salvation ain't easy
Walkin' on a line
That can lead you to light or dark
Don't matter this voodoo
Take ya down
Down, to the pulse of your heart
Slave you save me
All I wanna do
Is take you down sleazy
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