Uncle
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Uncle
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I wake up and I creep
Down the hall to your feet
Where I lay like a dog for you
In silk down to my knees
Wet with spit, red with need
Three fingers in you go deep
Reach inside me, please hide me
Somewhere they will never find me
I will always come to you
When I’m weak and empty
With my wedding night blues
When I need you to fill me
Like you do
I wake up and I creep
Down the hall to your feet
Love he gives that I don’t need
Grind it to dust with my teeth
Rose and Neptune, in the blue moon
All the darkness goes into you
When we’re lost in the Holy bedroom
When I feel you inside but I still need you
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Nicole Dollanganger performs "Uncle", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicole Dollanganger catalog on LyroVerse.
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