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Take me places, where it ain’t shine
Whisper, caress, tongue – your touch – spice
I quiver, I tremble; your lips – morning dew
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Graze my lips – upper, lower – let them dance
Heart, electric, it beats – Danger! Danger!
Dangerous, the man with the dance of life
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Take me places, where it ain’t shine
Whisper, caress, tongue – your touch – spice
I quiver, I tremble; your lips – morning dew
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Your eyes, take me places – dark and light
Your lips, tease me to places – I’d rather forget
Your steel, sharp – cuts long and tall
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Take me places, where it ain’t shine
Whisper, caress, tongue – your touch – spice
I quiver, I tremble; your lips – morning dew
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

You’ve broken me a thousand – the motif
Your loving generous – we are legion
Yet, the yearning wild – to possess, the god of moan
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Take me places, where it ain’t shine
Whisper, caress, tongue – your touch – spice
I quiver, I tremble; your lips – morning dew
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Your eyes, take me places – dark and light
Your lips, tease me to places – I’d rather not forget
Your steel, sharp – cuts wide and deep
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

Take me places, where it ain’t shine
Whisper, caress, tongue – your touch – spice
I quiver, I tremble; your lips – moaning dew
I shake, I spasm; your looks – treasonous!

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