Release Me
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Release Me
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I can still feel your teeth marks in my neck,
Your footprints on my back.
And the gris gris you sprinkled in my bed,
Is starting to make me crack.
I can still hear your twang ringin in my ear,
Your perfume I still smell.
You brought it way down below the mason-dixon line,
Like your mother, youre a southern bell.
Chorus
I said release me.
But please dont let me know.
Release me,
But please dont let me go.
1st bridge
All my bloods still boiling.
Like a snake, you come coiling,
Ready to strike!
2nd bridge
All my bloods still boiling.
Like a snake, you come coiling.
When the night comes down I get a big black fear,
Like the clouds hanging up above.
I dont want you to possess me but thats how it is,
I aint nothin but your slave of love.
Chorus
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Jamie Walters performs "Release Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Jamie Walters catalog on LyroVerse.
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