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The other night you said You could never love like this again Your stare piercing each vessel As it squired uncomfortably Underneath my skin Everybody knows Just exactly what it is I did There’s no holds barred, now and I plan to go down with my sin She holds her breath Praying she doesn’t see her again It’s own sick form of torment To the transgressor and the transgressed Every time a car rolls by “Has she come to take you, is the time here yet?” For her it isn’t if, it’s when I gave away what was not mine to squander and You’ll call me a liar, worse yet but For every shred Of evidence I left I too left the key for your vengeance and I hope you’ll wield your weapon wisely For this shot, Its the last one I’ve got So I ram the rod down the shaft Compressing the powder Lick my fingers clean Of the filth I’ve wallowed in I’d shed a tear, but what’s left is a monster The girl I was, she won’t come back to haunt you She’s given up too much hope for that
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 7:17 AM UTC
Ram The Rod (2015)
The other night you said You could never love like this again Your stare piercing each vessel As it squired uncomfortably Underneath my skin Everybody knows Just exactly what it is I did There’s no holds barred, now and I plan to go down with my sin She holds her breath Praying she doesn’t see her again It’s own sick form of torment To the transgressor and the transgressed Every time a car rolls by “Has she come to take you, is the time here yet?” For her it isn’t if, it’s when I gave away what was not mine to squander and You’ll call me a liar, worse yet but For every shred Of evidence I left I too left the key for your vengeance and I hope you’ll wield your weapon wisely For this shot, Its the last one I’ve got So I ram the rod down the shaft Compressing the powder Lick my fingers clean Of the filth I’ve wallowed in I’d shed a tear, but what’s left is a monster The girl I was, she won’t come back to haunt you She’s given up too much hope for that
natalie-fern-bell
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 7:17 AM UTC
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