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Worshipper

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Neolithium Canonical path: /neolithium/worshipper Related lyric paths: 4
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Worshipper

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Submissive position / Like a muslin

In pray / Before the holy mountain

Blood / Just about to boil

Exponential / Increasing sensations

Passion and pleasure / Lust and obsession

Worshipper

At the altar of treasure

Paradox dilemma

Innocent and pure

Or demented perversion

Feeling the current

Through spine and mind

Tasting the colors not one by one

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