Hunger
Man and woman. Two predators. In between is desire. Desire for passion, body, touch. More desire for one - more pain for another. Pain is addiction, but it leads to liberation. Instincts replace reason. Moans, screams, sighs through teeth, pleasure, convulsions of hugs - everything merges into one. This is how fear dies. This is how desire is born. This is how hunger awakens.
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Man and woman. Two predators. In between is desire. Desire for passion, body, touch. More desire for one - more pain for another. Pain is addiction, but it leads to liberation. Instincts replace reason. Moans, screams, sighs through teeth, pleasure, convulsions of hugs - everything merges into one. This is how fear dies. This is how desire is born. This is how hunger awakens.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Nikolay Grositsky, Mikhail Romanovsky
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