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Their love, nothing much can become a desperate touch,
They'll back away when they've had enough,
they can smell a certain kind of tough.
You're stronger than this!
Take command of your feet and your hands,
This body you have doesn't really exist,
It takes the right kind of muscle
to have these words pass through your lips:
"I've been growing, I'm too big for your kiss!"
You're stronger than this!
Feel your breath in your fists!
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Me Oh My (demo)
04:50
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Me oh my!
Me want to share something with you,
You need to share something with me,
So please don't be rough with me.
A creamy little treat!
Me sweet enough to eat!
Me and the sea,
And only me can grow with your hospitality.
Me in this world to conquer you,
You in this world to follow me,
So please don't be rough with me.
(Baby noises)
A creamy little treat!
Me sweet enough to eat!
credits
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The Creative (demo)
04:52
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The loathsome genius is by himself again,
He's in the bathroom getting his best thinking done,
And the scary thing is that he's never alone.
And if you'd guess, you'd probably be right,
About a dark room with one source of light,
And the images that he would see,
Don't look like you and they don't look like me,
And the scary thing is that he's never alone.
The loathsome genius is by himself again,
He's in the bathroom getting his best thinking done,
And the scary thing is that he's never alone.
Look how good I am!
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Baby Noises Amsterdam, Netherlands
Baby Noises: Weird pop/rock and Improvisation
Baby Noises: Taking music seriously so you don't have to.
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