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16 Horsepower ~ Scrawled In Sap


O the sky grey orange An the walls stained blue An i laid right down on the golden satin with you Into sween dark circles of beautiful eyes I go round O lord I go round Will you tell me once again Cream white skin You are my friend I seen you walkin' and your white hips sway O girl i will have you no more To the moan in your voice Not a charm do you lack Your skin to touch as a black ravens back But i cannot go far with these words as they rhyme As to tell, of the pleasure, your hand in mine An i pray as i say this song in this way That your eyes they would close an your head begin to sway An you'll feel how he heals with his blood on our skin I am yours lady scrawled an thin Will you tell me once again Cream white skin You are my friend I seen you walkin' in your husband's way Girl i will have you more more free lyrics

O the sky grey orange
An the walls stained blue
An i laid right down on the golden satin with you
Into sween dark circles of beautiful eyes

I go round
O lord
I go round

Will you tell me once again
Cream white skin
You are my friend
I seen you walkin' and your white hips sway
O girl i will have you no more

To the moan in your voice
Not a charm do you lack
Your skin to touch as a black ravens back
But i cannot go far with these words as they rhyme
As to tell, of the pleasure, your hand in mine

An i pray as i say this song in this way
That your eyes they would close an your head begin to sway
An you'll feel how he heals with his blood on our skin
I am yours lady scrawled an thin

Will you tell me once again
Cream white skin
You are my friend
I seen you walkin' in your husband's way
Girl i will have you more

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