Tribute to the obscene
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Tribute to the obscene
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The lust inside her eyes I see as the fire seems to rise
The mutual need we seem to share is the only thing we've got
Right underneath the sheets she's my devil, she's my queen
Let's make a mess, this is the test when you're standing on the wall
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Oh
This is the place we've got it going on
It gets so loud just like a thunder
you're like a masochist but only worse
now on your knees
The chemistry that makes us one is just getting too damn good
She says she's late but I don't mind, I've got my lips on her ear
As we're laying on the floor, the phone starts to ring
she picks it up, tries not to moan, she's got her boss on the line
This is the place we've got it going on
It gets so loud just like a thunder
you're like a masochist but only worse
now on your knees
You're unbelievable that's what I needed to say
You're unpredictable, that's why we're on the ground
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