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Pleasureland

Read Pleasureland lyrics by Play Dead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Play Dead Canonical path: /play-dead/pleasureland Related lyric paths: 6
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Pleasureland

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You want everything forever

And you always want it now

Your ecstasy lies in illusion

The rules you've come to know so well

We welcome you to pleasureland

Any kind of brief encounter

Just to pass the time of day

Very subtle innuendos

The master in this type of play

We welcome you to pleasureland

You want it all she lies in wait

The temptress of moral strength

Pass lovers in my lies and treason

Stripped of all their common strength

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