King Me
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King Me
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I can't hear it play fast no more
Paces proxy for my patience
Keep our eyelids at half-mast
Watch our friends wander through
And king me, baby
King me, baby
I'm no fan of you most of the time
I'd just as soon be alone, you know
In fact I'd rather be on my own
Wading in my own ebb
So king me, baby
Please king me, baby
King me, baby
King me, baby
Sometimes it's your smell what gets me ill
Sometimes it's your blushing laugh
When I [pull over] it curdles my blood
I figure you're just one big inherent mistake
Yes you have pulled my manhood into your corner
If I could get up enough strength, enough will
To pull to your side, I want you to reach into your reserves
Top me off, tide me over, make me a man
And king me, baby
Please king me, baby
King me, baby
King me, baby
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Who performs "King Me"?
Palace Brothers performs "King Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Palace Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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