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Artist: Scratch Acid
Canonical path: /scratch-acid/monsters
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Monsters
Read Monsters lyrics by Scratch Acid on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Monsters
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I can see myself helpless
Nailed spreadeagle to the bed
A night creature claws gash at my back
Blood comes steaming-pulsing/repulsing
And I can feel its hungry tongue
And its hot, moist red razor lips
Silk cloth deep in my mouth
My screams come out as moans
Come out as moans
Come out as moans
I can see gauzy phantoms
And they're whispering horrible things
Things left better unsaid
Apparitions the dark night brings
Hold me in their sheer arms
And sweat gleams on my trembling back
Silk cloth deep in my mouth
My screams come out as moans
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