Lustmord
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Lustmord
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Whatever haunts me from birth on
Is leaking white blood again
It is sickening my heart
While I divide yours in two
Lustmord - (I will) never stop to hurt you
Lustmord - (I will) never stop to love you
I will never stop to hurt you
Now that I have you with me
So close together in one body
I feel safe but what about you?
The soft, sweet wound of normalcy
Is sweating white blood again
I am fingering every inch of it
Grateful for who I am
You're my interruption
My crossroad of just one way
My object without a function
But still mine anyway
Lustmord
Lustmord
Unpredictable - when I kiss it burns
Irresistible - as a crowd of only one
I am so addicted and you are so down
Yore are nailed forever to my sense of lust
Lustmord - (I will) never stop to hurt you
Lustmord - (I will) never stop to love you
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