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Artist: The Fair Sex
Canonical path: /the-fair-sex/helpless-fall
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Helpless Fall
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Helpless Fall
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So mesmerized
I'm not myself no more paralysed
you enslaved me with slavery lips
you sucked me up not the sperms of my cock
these favours you did those inferior ones
but when the day of judgement comes
sweet revenge for me how pretty
when the day of judgement comes
I stop being mesmerized
and paralysed helpless fall fall into
the throat of helplessness helpless fall
the way I spy is a helpless fall and when
the day of vengeance comes
I'll have a servant
I'll have a slave you'll be my humble selfless slave
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