You scream louder than fiction and get down on your knees
And tear open your heart so I can love you and your disease
Lick the hand that feeds you and kis the blade that cuts
I want to fuck you in your god's hands when you praying bites the dust

CHORUS
Please
Let me anoint the lust inside you
Please
Let me devalue what's inside you
Hollywood at night hanging around
If this is a must then dying is a must right now
Hollywood at night hanging around
If this is a must then dying is a must right now

Beg for pride, And I'l deny you
Fact or fiction? Fact or fiction?
It's a mission to survive and learn to want you
When I hate, when I hate, what's all inside

CHORUS


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Please Please Please (Young Hollywood) Lyrics as written by Daryl Palumbo Daniel M. Nakamura

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    brtnbabe04 is right...it's Solid Gold Telephone. Also, "She moves and shakes" is really "Shimmies and shakes". "Come and go" is really "Go man Go". Lastly, "You're so solid gold" is really, "Your soul's solid gold."

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