Eat Me Alive

Judas Priest

Wrapped tight around me like a second flesh hot skin
Cling to my body as the ecstasy begins
Your wild vibrations got me shooting from the hip
Crazed and insatiable let rip

And eat me alive
Eat me alive

Sounds like an animal panting to the beat
Groan in the pleasure zone and gasping from the heat
Gut-wrenching frenzy that deranges every joint
I'm gonna force you at gun point

To eat me alive
Eat me alive

Bound to deliver as you give and I collect
Squealing in passion as the rod of steel injects
Lunge to the maximum spread-eagled to the wall
You're well equipped to take it all

So eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive

Eat me alive
Alive, alive, alive

Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive

Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat me alive
Eat


Lyrics submitted by Idan

Eat Me Alive Lyrics as written by Kenneth Downing Glenn Raymond Tipton

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING

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    ...Oral sex at gunpoint...

    Black_Sabathon March 27, 2008   Link

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