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Disturbed ~ Intoxication


Now you tell me you like it You tell me you want it You're mine And you don't need another one Come on and tell me you like it Tell me you want it You're mine And another one to me What can you take from me That which you cannot buy Exhileration Laughing and turning away What will you take from me Now that you are inside Intoxication Now are you feeling Enough, to villify what I love To sanctify all I hate Endowed with the need To carry over the life I lead Intoxicating more free lyrics

Now you tell me you like it
You tell me you want it
You're mine
And you don't need another one
Come on and tell me you like it
Tell me you want it
You're mine
And another one to me

What can you take from me
That which you cannot buy
Exhileration
Laughing and turning away
What will you take from me
Now that you are inside
Intoxication
Now are you feeling

Enough, to villify what I love
To sanctify all I hate
Endowed with the need
To carry over the life I lead
Intoxicating

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