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Blue
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My flesh is feeling warm.
My eyes now can see..
The blood is running faster
and you are swimming inside my veins.
Living there.
Breathing with me.
Building a new world
out of our hearts, out of our blood.
Swimming across my heart
moving your arms and your legs,
burning every cell,
burning every tear of my eyes.
Open your arms,
throw yourself at me,
let me catch your fall.
I'll never let you go.
My skin is melting on the corner of your lips
and my fingers are modeling a little demon with your brains.
And I see you going away from me.
Far away you want me to be.
We are falling down
and the air is a razorblade,
but I'm holding your hand,
I'm not letting you go.
Stand up and feel
my hands grabbing your soul,
my fluids all over your body
and the fire coming from my soul.
My skin is melting on the corner of your lips
and my fingers are modeling a little demon with your brains.
And I see you going away from me.
Far away you want me to be.
And I see you going away from me.
Far away you want me to be....
Far away!
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