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Shame
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Lead me here again
I need that dirty vault
To feel you are a man
lean me against the wall
You closer down no one
Can see us standing close
Feel fire on my tongue
It's time unfold the hose
Listen to my moans
You always make me lean
Strike into my bones
Pretend it's not obscene
You know you doing right (haaaaa)
Don't waste your time on me (i'm here)
You're catching on my mind (haaaaa)
You get down on your knees (i'm here)
Break me, just do it
Shake me, no limit for it
Break me, just do it
Shake me, don't loose the spirit
You know you doing right
Don't waste your time on me
You're catching on my mind
You get down on your knees
Listen to my moans
You always make me lean
Strike into my bones
Pretend it's not obscene
Now it's clear to me (it's clear)
The reason of your love (your love)
It's just the way to be (it's clear)
The whole thing not a half (no, not a half!)
Break me, just do it
Shake me, no limit for it
Break me, just do it
Shake me, don't loose the spirit
Break me, do it
Shake me, mmmmm no!
Break me, do it
Shake go-gO-GO!
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