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40 Below Summer ~ Jonesin


And I want you - and I need to Cut you and hold you in place - as I rip you apart This blood on my face - but I loved you so hard I can't escape - I'm crawling inside You can't erase - this night that you died To blanket the obscure (I was the victim - you can't deny this) To leave you enraptured (I was the victim - you can't deny this) to open the obscene (blood on my hands - as I had to drive this) Fade to wet dream (home) I watched you die - shut up and stay there and bleed As I open you up and I watch while you scream I can't get enough of your face in my dreams I'm raping you blind - you can't believe This night that you died So far away............. Rot, bitch....I'm gonna make you rot more free lyrics

And I want you - and I need to
Cut you and hold you in place - as I rip you apart
This blood on my face - but I loved you so hard
I can't escape - I'm crawling inside
You can't erase - this night that you died

To blanket the obscure (I was the victim - you can't deny this)
To leave you enraptured (I was the victim - you can't deny this)
to open the obscene (blood on my hands - as I had to drive this)
Fade to wet dream (home)

I watched you die - shut up and stay there and bleed
As I open you up and I watch while you scream
I can't get enough of your face in my dreams
I'm raping you blind - you can't believe
This night that you died

So far away.............

Rot, bitch....I'm gonna make you rot

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