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Come

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Marty Willson-Piper Canonical path: /marty-willson-piper/come Related lyric paths: 6
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Come

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Your labyrinth

Your trips and turns

Approaching clandestine

My presence melts you

As you burn

So when you gonna come

I paint pleasure on your face

High inside you come

Sound asleep in your cocoon

Glass eyes ecstasy

I hate to see you there marooned

You only have to come

Arcs and rainbows

Hidden pearls

Ruby folds you come

Searing heat

Intensity

Diamond waterfall

Euphoric rush

That sets you free

So tell me

When you come

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