Young Throats
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Young Throats
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He's life like when the light strikes right
But no less charmless otherwise
Surprised with where my interest lies
I try to bite my tongue this time
But tonight, Christ,
Can't you see my hands were tied?
My hands were tied
And on my mother's life
Suppose that I might throw this fight
God knows I truly tried
Come on, let's get this over with
I dreamt of this in triplicate
But trust must have its privileges
That just don't enter into this
Jesus Christ, look at the size of it
The size of it
Your lips clench like a fist
What promises you wet them with
Brace yourself and this won't hurt a bit
And who could help but long for more than this?
I crossed myself before I crossed your lips
And cling like hell to something just like this
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Who performs "Young Throats"?
Parenthetical Girls performs "Young Throats", and this lyric page sits inside the Parenthetical Girls catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Love Connection, Pt. II and Careful Who You Dance With with a short reason for opening each page next.
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