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Artist: Tom Verlaine
Canonical path: /tom-verlaine/penetration
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Penetration
Read Penetration lyrics by Tom Verlaine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Penetration
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All afternoon gazing at the moon...
well, I'm forgetting things before I think them.
the stars are out... they're writing on my brow
your names your qualities I could drink them
Deep Deep Pulsation
Deep Deep Penetration
You say "ok please get me what I need"
Well I'm sorry, I can't find it, please don't hate me.
You glow in the dark... whispering in sparks...
you say "I'm dripping wet..."
You build a ladder and you lay it on the ground
then you move away you move away you move away
without a sound
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Tom Verlaine performs "Penetration", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Verlaine catalog on LyroVerse.
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