Sweetness
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Sweetness
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Violence
Paints the sky
Was a fearsome joy
Shooting blazing bursting
Now I'm pouring sweetness
That I served inside
Was this profusion
And [wanted] it fills me up
Was this profusion
And [wanted] it fills me up
And I going
And I'm coming in now
And I feel it
Cannot be nowhere now
And I go
Here I am
Where I go? I Cannot say
You are me and you are where I am
You smashed a hornet's nest
They swarm around inside
They hope to seek revenge
Slowly suffocate
In a bliss fragrance my core atomises
Deep in me gardenias bloom
(Pop!) For you
Splendid confusion
Hornets swarm inside
Pounds against refusion
Splendid confusion
And I'm going
And I'm coming in now
And I feel it
Cannot be nowhere now
And I go
Here I am
Where I go? I Cannot say
You are me and you are where I am
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Fischerspooner performs "Sweetness", and this lyric page sits inside the Fischerspooner catalog on LyroVerse.
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