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Roughness

from All Is Not Well by Manhole

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ROUGHNESS

Take it off
Like that

She slips into her sickness
And she don't regret a thing
She's trying to resist him
But she knows she loves pain
Come into my bed
I have nothing left to hide
Voices in my head
Can't stop this burning inside

And I fight it
Deny it
Keep quiet
But I like it
And I fight it
Deny it
Keep quiet
But I like it
Yeah

She watches from a distance
She knows what he's about
She's trying to resist him
He puts it into her mouth
Crawling on my flesh
I have nothing left to feel
Deeper that it gets
This open wound will not heal

And I fight it
Deny it
Keep quiet
But I like it
And I fight it
Deny it
Keep quiet
But I like it
Yeah

I push you out
I pull you in
But will it end
Where you begin
You tell me not to be afraid
But you're the one
Who's not safe
From me
And I bleed
And I plead
Down on my knees
While you need
For me
To say I like it
But you know I like it
Like you like it
Rough

credits

from All Is Not Well, released April 15, 1996
Lyrics & Vocals - Tairrie B.
Guitar - Scott Ueda
Bass - Rico Villasenor
Drums - Marcelo Palomino

Produced by Ross Robinson
Engineered by Chuck Johnson & Rob Agnello
Mixed by Ross Robinson & Chuck Johnson
Recorded @ Indigo Ranch Studios Malibu, Ca.
Mastered by Alan Yoshida @ A&M Studios - Hollywood, Ca.
Originally Released on Noise Records 1996
Cover Photo by Steve Tirona | Concept Tairrie B.

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