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Yuh
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Feel like I know yuh
Feel like I know yuh
Teethe, let me come through
Breathe, just to feel you
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
Feel like I know yuh
Feel like I know yuh
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
Push me in, push me good, I am clinging to you
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
Push me in, push me good, I am clinging to you
Push me on the ceiling
Dampen what I’m feeling
Lead me, with possession
Coax my numb expression
Feed me just aggression
Hard to tell, I’m hard to tell
Lead me, with possession
Coax my dead expression
Feed me warm aggression
Hard to tell, I’m hard to tell
Lead me, with possession
Coax my numb expression
Feed me just aggression
Hard to tell, I’m hard to tell
Lead me, with possession
Coax my dead expression
Feed me warm aggression
Hard to tell, I’m hard to tell
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
And I know, and I know that I get it from you
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Belle Game Vancouver, British Columbia
Belle Game exists somewhere between new-age visions and unkempt basements.
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