I'm all jacked up
I want you here
In my room I want you dear
And now it's time to bury my face
Between your legs
With my tongue in that special place

Now I'm gonna be your God
Now I'm gonna be your God
I'm gonna be your God

Now I'm ready to close my eyes
To feel that warm deep throat action
Now I'm ready to make you cum
And fuck like dogs all night long

Now I'm gonna be your God
Now I'm gonna be your God
I'm gonna be your fucking God

I'm all jacked up
I want you here
In my room
I want you dear

Now I'm ready to make you cum
And fuck like dogs all night long

I'm gonna be your God
I'm gonna be your God
I'm gonna be your fucking God


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I'm Gonna Be Your God (I Wanna Be Your Dog) [Aka I Wanna Be Your Dog] Lyrics as written by Ronald Asheton David Alexander

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    of course it's a punk cover, just cause it's listed under Slayer doesn't mean we don't know that, these aren't even Iggy's lyrics, they're different. ANYWAY... this song is fucking hot! if someone had told me that Slayer's version of this song was hotter than the original i'd have probably thrown a brick at their face, but i listened to it out of curiosity and... do i dare say that it is?!?!

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