Anything

Skold

I go down
On my knees
I do everything I can to please
I give in
I obey
I comply with everything you say
I give up
All control
Existing for you're beck and call
Nothing left
To defend
I surrender everything I am
I'll do anything
Anything you want
I'll do anything
Anything at all
Make me plead
Make me beg
Punish me across your leg
I'm the slut
I'm the slave
Make me promise that I will believe
Tie me down
Fill me up
You decide when I've had enough
I'm the bitch
I'm the whore
You give me all you got but I still want more
I'll do anything
Anything you want
I'll do anything
Anything at all
Suffer and be used
After all I've done for you
Submission
Commit to the abuse
After all I still love you
Submission
I'll do anything
Anything you want
I'll do anything
Anything at all


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    Depeche Mode - Strangelove

    samwaltonon July 20, 2007   Link
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    Master and Servant more like

    Skurkon September 04, 2007   Link

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