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In Your Basement
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The end is just
A place I guess
The sullen wind
A formal test
To eat your own, consume us whole
Sliding down your throat
My hands
My partner we can
Dream away the night
And I’ll
Sneak in
To your soul again
Just because
There must be a spell I am under
You can rain and I will thunder
Who knows how many times I have wondered
Why every day you’re a different lover
Work all day
Half drunk at night
A rat in the turnstile
Stuck in your basement
Open wide
See without seeing
Turning out you’re
Full of it
Warmed and stirred some shit
Spinning tops and melting clocks
Take me for a ride
There must be a spell I am under
You can rain and I will thunder
Who knows how many times I have wondered
Why every day you’re a different lover
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B-30
01:55
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