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Verse 1:
Every single one of your smiles drives me crazy
Warmth grows in the root
I rejoice
In One Soul
The familiar one abides in the body
In many he's dumb or deaf or dead
Or asleep but
He never leaves
Never abandons
Loves and loves
And speaks
Chorus:
In my shirt
In a hug
Goosebumps smoulder
Baby you're so sweet
I bet you kiss nicely
I bet you kiss nicely
Verse 2:
Between us so much tension
The taste only sweetens in wait
I'm learning to play the backbone flute
how with laughter and breath
To tickle you there
Loving beats freely fucking
Verse 3:
Do you know how much I'd like to
Do you know I'm not satiated
I'd lick and swallow
Taste on the tongue, tasty it's true
Stay with me another hour
Stay with me another year
We'll fly somewhere further
One star away
window, tea and a pastry
with free will I deign meet the gentle setting sun
It's bad without you and with
Fates dried
Soul's stuffy
It's lonely
I tried
But I couldn't stay
Sin's a teacher
Into the abyss I fell
Then arose
Deepened in silence
Expanded
Swore to Spirit
Not to lie, not anymore,
Not to myself, not
With one more thought
Won't tear apart
Death becomes us
And on our skin
Resurrect
A little sun and a little honey
Verse 4:
Talk to me like ASMR
Whisper to me wherever you are
I promise you babe I'll hear you
I'm with you babe yeah I'm near you
No longer fear you
Write lines to endear you
Tickle your ears too
I know you like that
I ain't no beat rat
But I'm gettin my checks stat
Truth is I miss you
It'll never be bliss true
But let my words kiss you
Just let my words kiss you
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Bilal La9it (By Tempo)
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Wayo (By Abbassi)
02:45
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Blush (By Keating)
02:46
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In Love (By Tempo)
02:11
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J. Moriarty Columbus, Ohio
Just here for the making and sharing of music
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