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I would pay you for pain — yours and mine.
And I'd let you taste my suffering
But only if you let me taste yours.
Promise me you won't call the ambulance
Because it's no fun.
You can cut this episode
But it will remain in my archives until we're dead.
So humble yourself, you cunt!
And don't refuse your guilty pleasure.
I know what you like to do from time to time when you're alone at home.
You like to dress in the clothes made up of garbage bags
And piss yourself.
And it makes then you feel too dirty to be loved — every time.
But I say
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures!
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures!
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures!
Don't be ashamed you cunt!
Next time you'll think twice before using VPN.
You have finally understood that we know what you're looking for.
So what?
We don't judge you,
We love you,
We accept you as a person,
And the most important thing is we respect your guilty pleasures, you fucking disgraceful cunt.
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures,
You disgraceful pervert cunt!
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures,
You disgraceful pervert cunt!
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures,
You disgraceful pervert cunt!
Don't be ashamed of your guilty pleasures,
You disgraceful pervert cunt!
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Серость, Стены, Лица Saint Petersburg, Russia
Urbanistic dark ambient / industrial / noise project based in St. Petersburg. The only member is Alice Lo.
You can also listen to my acoustic rock project Alice Lo here: alicelo.bandcamp.com
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