Venus in Furs
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Venus in Furs
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Kneel at the feet of your mistress
Kneel, what you're fightin' for?
Feel, feel the whip on your back
Feel the pain and beg for more
Please the goddess in charge
Please the venus in furs
Kiss, kiss the boot of your mistress
Kiss, what are you waitin' for?
Do what she tells you
Never let her down
Do what she tells you, It's fine
Do what she tells you
Each and every desire
Do what she tells you, Alright?
Please the goddess in charge
Please the venus in furs
Please the goddess in charge
Please the venus in furs
Please the goddess in charge
Please the venus in furs
Please the venus in furs
Please the venus in furs
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