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Glory

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Doll Factory Canonical path: /doll-factory/glory Related lyric paths: 6
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Glory

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Glory

last things first

do your worst

stain the sheets two teaspoons of glory

i wanted to tell you

i wanted to trust you

i want you to take me

i wanted to touch you

i wanted to taste you

i want you to break me

and on her lips

wet fingertips and sugared sighs

these paper wrists

stained lotus hues of her demise

and honey-dripped

her nectar-sweet and lily thighs

for on her hips

the weight of all she would despise

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