Prurient
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Prurient
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How come you never rest your tongue?
How do you ever expect to learn?
I know you wanna chase it
But don't wanna break your stride
I know you wanna taste
But don't wanna waste your mind
I know you wanna try it
So go on and dive in
Taste it
Like it
They've got you so excited
You wanna climb
And taste the violence
Between the razors and hugs
And from the blood that you cover
I see you wanna taste
But don't wanna wreck your life
I think you know the game
So go ahead and take a bite
I know you wanna try it
So go on and dive in
Taste it
Like it
They've got you so excited
You wanna climb
And taste the violence
Uncovering your eyes,
Rediscovering the high
Uncovering your eyes,
Rediscovering the high
I know you wanna try it
So go and climb it
And taste the violence
They've got you so excited
So go on and dive in
Taste it
Like it
Like it
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Who performs "Prurient"?
Crosses performs "Prurient", and this lyric page sits inside the Crosses catalog on LyroVerse.
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