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Martyr
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Backbone
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Posession
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Hope
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Tie Score
03:45
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Cobalt blue & crimson red
Heat of the incense in my head
- you taste like cardamom
A solid breeze blows up and down
Spinning me on solid ground
Over & over, we begin
We take turns on top
Nothing I ever wanna stop
Pulling back your skin
You're good for me
Not bittersweet
No reason to be sorry
Finally complete
I had a taste of what's in store
Now I want it even more
Think I found what I've been looking for
Happy with our tie score
Now I want it even more
Four on the floor
You make it silent between
The screaming walls of everything
Dripping like honey
I don't look anymore
There's nothing more I'm searching for
We are fire, kindling.
I had a taste of what's in store
Now I want it even more
Think I found what I've been looking for
Happy with our tie score
Now I want it even more
Four on the floor
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The Moon My Twin Dryfork, West Virginia
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