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I am both scared of but intrigued by the deviant nature of man
I don’t like routine; I can’t stick to one thing for too long
And I act out by getting myself into strange situations
And I won’t bite, but I like getting bitten every now and then
You’re a lot like me, do you see yourself inside me?
And I can switch from bottom to top if you like that
And I can’t help but ask: what could we be both avoiding?
And I wonder if you’d like to see your hands around my neck
How does one even have morals when this world is f*cking hopeless?
I’m feeling lost, overwhelmed, and sickened with myself
And you’re company just happens to feel like the best drug, worst drug
And I can’t help but wonder if, for me, you’d throw yourself off the shelf
You’re a lot like me, do you see yourself inside me?
And I can switch from bottom to top, if you like that
And I can’t help but ask, what could we be both avoiding?
And I wonder if you’d like to see your hands around my neck
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FLOSSING Brooklyn, New York
Heather Elle (ex-BODEGA/The Wants) moves from rhythm section mainstay to haunting front-woman and pop poet as FLOSSING.
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