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1969 Studio read sessions (Jim Morrison)

I removed my being from the depths of her warmth, delved in deeper yet again... a relentless tightness like I've never felt before. My hands grew icy cold as I looked into her unmoving eyes. a single tear rolling toward her cheek... Dead she was... I was compelled to make the final push, always finish what you start. I composed myself, lit a cigarette... hollered to the producer to call an ambulance and roll tape. Another good swig of Jack Daniels and I continued... Lament Lament for my cock Sore and crucified I seek to know you Acquiring soulful wisdom You can open walls of mystery Stripshow... (Jim Morrison)
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michael-gagain
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Mar 10, 2014
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