Tief in Deiner Vene
Unter Deiner Haut
Hab ich durch die Gene
In das Nichts geschaut

Du hast mein Herz in der Hand, es brennt
Ich weiss ich kann mich befrein
Du hast mein Herz in der Hand, es brennt
Hörst Du mich tief in Dir schrein

Sex hat keine Macht!
Sex hat keine Macht!
Du blutest nicht genug für mich
Küss mich noch ein letztes Mal

Tief in Deiner Kehle
Irgendwo im Schlund
Geh ich Deiner Seele
Langsam auf den Grund

Du hast mein Herz inder Hand, es brennt
Ich weiss ich kann mich befrein
Du hast mein Herz in der Hand, es brennt
Hörst Du mich tief in dir schrein

Sex hat keine Macht!
Sex hat keine Macht!
Du blutest nicht genug für mich
Küss mich noch ein letztes Mal

Sex hat keine Macht!
Sex hat keine Macht!
Du blutest nicht genug für mich
Küss mich noch ein letztes Mal

Sex hat keine Macht!
Sex hat keine Macht!
Du leidest nicht genug für mich
Täusch mich noch ein letztes Mal


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    English translation: Sex Has No Power

    Deep in your veins Under your skin I looked through the genes Into the void

    You have my heart in your hand, it burns I know I can free myself You have my heart in your hand, it burns Do you hear my screaming deep inside you

    Sex has no power! Sex has no power! You don't bleed enough for me Kiss me one last time

    Deep in your throat Somewhere in the gullet I slowly get to the Bottom of your soul

    You have my heart in your hand, it burns I know I can free myself You have my heart in your hand, it burns Do you hear my screaming deep inside you

    Sex has no power! Sex has no power! You don't bleed enough for me Kiss me one last time

    Sex has no power! Sex has no power! You don't bleed enough for me Kiss me one last time

    Sex has no power! Sex has no power! You don't bear enough for me Change me one last time

    seasons of greyon February 14, 2007   Link

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