Little Death
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Little Death
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I wanna let go
Let go of control
I want a peephole
To stare into your soul
And if you would ever like to know
About the way I feel
Well, the hunger is still
I would never ever dip a toe
Into your own freewill
And I will be here
Seeking to make you try
To look into my eye
It is an invitation
A body conversation
I wanna let go
And just get close
You’ve always known why
I’m hollow deep inside
Something is creeping
Up into my ear
My only meaning
Got lost into a dream
And if you would ever like to know
About the way I feel
Well, the hunger is still
I would never ever dip a toe
Into your own freewill
And I will be here
Seeking to make you try
To look into my eye
It is an invitation
A body conversation
Pleasures intertwined
On shiny neon signs
It is an invitation
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Who performs "Little Death"?
Gaspar Eden performs "Little Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Gaspar Eden catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Little Death"?
Yes. The related section below points to Automatic Dreams and Baby Black Hole with a short reason for opening each page next.
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