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Project 86 ~ Team Black


I don’t even like the taste of blood But it was all they had for sale today And this is hunger that just won’t go away I was taught to drink my fill of you You were taught to take take take from me The more I taste the more I need The more it (You) makes me ill The more I taste the more I need Need my fill of you You are a sight for hungry eyes today I am needing more of you inside of me I am nothing more than what they’ve made of me I was taught to drink my fill of you You were taught to take take take from me And when my objects become used I throw them all away And when I need another fill I'll turn to you again more free lyrics

I don’t even like the taste of blood
But it was all they had for sale today
And this is hunger that just won’t go away
I was taught to drink my fill of you
You were taught to take take take from me

The more I taste the more I need
The more it (You) makes me ill
The more I taste the more I need
Need my fill of you

You are a sight for hungry eyes today
I am needing more of you inside of me
I am nothing more than what they’ve made of me
I was taught to drink my fill of you
You were taught to take take take from me

And when my objects become used
I throw them all away
And when I need another fill
I'll turn to you again

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