Holy Mountain
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Holy Mountain
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I
Fell in Love
With your face
Take
Down the walls
Of this place
Your a wild thing
You say wild things
But much too wild i think
Your a wild thing
You say wild things
But much too wild i think
And you sense the heat in my heart
and she broke me down like a dog
and I cried and cried
till I couldn't speak no more
Your a wild thing
They say wild things
But much too wild i think
Child
Hush your mouth
Innocence
Please don't speak
Your a wild thing
You say wild things
But much too wild i think
Your a wild thing
You say wild things
But much too wild i think
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