| I have seen you in the Turkish baths
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| I didn’t know whether to cry or laugh
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| Nakedness has a sweet, sweet smell
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| Which sends me down to the pits of hell
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| The steam, that rises form the water
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| Tells me you’re satan’s daughter
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| If I am the devil’s son
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| Then into the darkness we should run
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| If sodomy is not just for animals
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| Human flesh, is not just for cannibals
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| I’ll feast on your body if you’ll feast on mine
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| 'Cause blood is thicker, and redder than wine
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| Oh, lay ourselves out, upon the table
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| Ravish each other 'till we’re no longer able
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| When juices mix in the heat of the fray
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| It’ll make a formidable marinade
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| If I put my hand in Pandora’s box
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| And I was smitten by a deathly pox
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| If I was a leper or the warts on a toe
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| Would you think well of me, when I go
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| If I wrote my name with a razorblade
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| In the palm of your hand, would it still fade?
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| If I kissed your lips would you think it wrong
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| Or would you come along with me
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| If sodomy is not just for animals
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| Human flesh, is not just for cannibals
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| I’ll feast on your body if you’ll feast on mine
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| 'Cause blood is thicker, and redder than wine
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| Oh, lay ourselves out, upon the table
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| Ravish each other 'till we’re no longer able
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| When juices mix in the heat of the fray
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| It’ll make a formidable marinade
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| I’ll roast you on the spit like a fatted calf
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| When you’re done I’ll split your body in half
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| Climb into your redenned core
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| Curl up tight, and close the door
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| In your body I’ll dream of things
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| Like geese and mustard
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| Cabbages and kings
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| Thermos full of chocolate sauce
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| And men who live on only remorse
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| If sodomy is not just for animals
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| Human flesh, is not just for cannibals
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| I’ll feast on your body if you’ll feast on mine
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| 'Cause blood is thicker, and redder than wine
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| Oh, lay ourselves out, upon the table
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| Ravish each other 'till we’re no longer able
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| When juices mix in the heat of the fray
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| It’ll make a formidable marinade |