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Artist: Full Frequency
Canonical path: /full-frequency/prostitute-your-soul
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Prostitute Your Soul
Read Prostitute Your Soul lyrics by Full Frequency on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Prostitute Your Soul
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Close your eyes
Free your mind
Feel my warmth
Watch my storm
Hold my load
In your soul
Just open your mouth
And prostitute your soul
In your eyes
In your voice
In your blood
Close your eyes
Are you ready for more?
Time to coat your throat
And prostitute your soul
In your eyes
In your veins
Through your blood
Just close your eyes
Coat your throat
Prostitute your soul
Just open your mouth
Prostitute your soul
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