Addiction
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Addiction
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Bella’s irrational desire takes control
There is a struggle between her Ego and her Id
Her ancient addiction strikes
She is driven to a bar
Yeah I’ll see you there!
Won’t you conjure up, oh
Conjure up an addiction?
Maybe sexual, maybe something else, yo-oh
Conjure up an affliction, yeah
Won’t you be my saviour
James and Joseph, Mary and Jesus?
Fetch me a stone grey
Or China White, tonight
Bleed on me, on my addiction, oh
Addiction (addiction)
Come on! Feed on me
You gotta feed on me
Won’t you light me a fag, oh
Can’t you buy me a shot of liquor?
Then I may do a favour or two, yeah, to you
Will you feed on me, addiction?
Come on
Addiction (addiction)
Come on! Feed on me
Feed on me!
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