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Mosquito Bed

from FREAX by Mina Caputo/FREAX

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lyrics

clammy

and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
there n there is no one else
there n there is nothing else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
once we burn your poison
pour out your poison
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else

in your springtime summer kiss
bare and naked sin
the night will pass in weary rose
is here is sorrow sought

and in your springtime summer kiss
bare and naked sin
to waste the blood of toothless lip
to rot beneath the dread

clammy

and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
there n there is no one else
there n there is nothing else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
once we burn your poison
pour out your poison
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else

and in your springtime colonnade
all the innocence
and in your deepest winding fears
in a labyrinth

call to mind oblivion
to rot beneath the dread
in your springtime colonnade
bare and naked sin

clammy


and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
there n there is no one else
there n there is nothing else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
once we burn your poison
pour out your poison
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else
and I don’t want nobody else

there is nothing else but her secret loneliness .....

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from FREAX, released January 1, 2002

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