Celibate
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Celibate
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Awake, wake from your slumber
And crawl, crawl from under
The place where your heart resides
And face this halo of flies
Why won't you touch me?
Come feel my body
Why won't you touch me?
Love, love
Love me again
Rise from your fall from grace
The time is ours to embrace
Embrace my heart
Like you did before
Before you fell
Fell into nevermore
Why won't you touch me?
Come feel my
Come and feel my body
Why won't you touch me?
Love love
Love me again
Love me again
Return from whence you came
Thirst from this cup again
Cling to my bosom
And sing the seventh song
Of Solomon
Why won't you touch me?
Come feel my
Come and feel my body
Why won't you touch me?
Love love
Love me again
Growing weary I sigh
My bed swims every night
I breath in and out again
I'm pining away
My bones are dismayed
I breath in and out again
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