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Artist: Thomas Dekker
Canonical path: /thomas-dekker/birth-cavity
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Birth Cavity
Read Birth Cavity lyrics by Thomas Dekker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Birth Cavity
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Eat mine fruit
With thine teeth
Burn mine flesh
With thine flame
Covered
In an orgasm of uncut blackened diamonds
Covered
In countless broken limbs
He came to me and I heard him say
Stop baby
Don't you cry
Everything's gonna be alright
Stop baby
Soon you'll see
How sweet the end is gonna be
Stop baby
Don't you cry
it's alright I'll tell you why
stop baby
Soon you'll see
It feels so good in the birth cavity
Thine lava
Feeds mine thirst
Mine red lips
Feed thine volcano
I'm sorry
For what we've done
But the darkness is all yours
As are we
Covered
In the ashes and cinders
Of our woeful ways
Covered
In an acid caress
He put his mouth to my ear
And I heard him say
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