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I was wearing stale cream lace that used to be white, drinking watered-down baileys with too much ice. My neck was wrapped in pearls when I told you; "Maybe later I'll show you my tattoos" So you grabbed my wrist a little too tight, and let me waste your time. You swept me to the dance floor and guided me through the choreography of our vibes. You asked me to take my make-up off and shimmy across your center fold. So I looked you up and lay you down and happily obliged.
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 8:12 AM UTC
Remember When We Were Strangers?
I was wearing stale cream lace that used to be white, drinking watered-down baileys with too much ice. My neck was wrapped in pearls when I told you; "Maybe later I'll show you my tattoos" So you grabbed my wrist a little too tight, and let me waste your time. You swept me to the dance floor and guided me through the choreography of our vibes. You asked me to take my make-up off and shimmy across your center fold. So I looked you up and lay you down and happily obliged.
georgina-ann
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 8:12 AM UTC
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