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Artist: Turbo
Canonical path: /turbo/aids
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A.I.D.S.
Read A.I.D.S. lyrics by Turbo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A.I.D.S.
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Can you see her now?
Vile as a snake,
she hems you in,Yes!
You ar all hers,
all over you feel her touch!
AIDS - sweet lips of death
AIDS
AIDS
Who dared to call her
to bring her in - and ring the bell
death has come as well
from far away
to get your skin,
Who
who has rung the bell!
Who dared to call!
You don't really know
if it's a day or it's a night
when she comes at last
possessing you
and bliss will manage that you'll be hers!
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