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Sherbert skies, and church bells at 6 am. Your blushing, bruised collar is my alibi, cause it's where I've been. Hips move, lick and moan You are everything I've ever known Thunder rolls 'cross fields of grain Into burning bones, you've etched your name Your hips feel like home Though I can't help but roam, You've so much to explore, leaves me gasping for more Sitting together as we watched the storm roll by... I didn't want to say goodbye.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 4:12 AM UTC
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Sherbert skies, and church bells at 6 am. Your blushing, bruised collar is my alibi, cause it's where I've been. Hips move, lick and moan You are everything I've ever known Thunder rolls 'cross fields of grain Into burning bones, you've etched your name Your hips feel like home Though I can't help but roam, You've so much to explore, leaves me gasping for more Sitting together as we watched the storm roll by... I didn't want to say goodbye.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 4:12 AM UTC
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