Immanence
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Immanence
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When we cum your skin is mine
as if we die and combine
and then we spill our souls
in sacred folds
Every body wants to taste
a little something carbon-based
Sex is proof the Holy Ghost
crawls around in stuff that's gross
Yeah
There's a serpent in my body
right below my belly
When I crave an apple
you are redder than an orchard
We tangle up like rubber bands
We make more noise than pots and pans
Bodies join in novel ways
Before they're buried and decayed
Every body wants to taste
a little something carbon-based
Sex is proof the Holy Ghost
crawls around in stuff that's...
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Who performs "Immanence"?
Stuart Davis performs "Immanence", and this lyric page sits inside the Stuart Davis catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Asshole World Renown and Narcoleptic Mary with a short reason for opening each page next.
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