Trigger clothes or In love?

Love spell 
weight of you.
You have ahold on me .
 Take your trigger clothes.
 I want you to slip them down,
 Now.

Ohh ,
Am I worthy?
Let me see what I can do?
Your affection is my addiction ,
 Intimate eyes looking though 

 Holding my attention.
 Electrifying as you sending 
shockwaves.
 Im flying with you.

In and out space .
You have ahold on me.
Spark a flame in my dark.
Endless fire maze 
knowing you will never get out with me.

Realizing am no good with you 
I wanta tell you 
"Get your trigger clothes.
Stay Away 
from my 700 plex".
You deserve more than that.
I shouldn't want you to go 
I WANNTA  believe
 You're built for me
But
Im down on the  floor with shells.
Dark as hell.
 Don't look at me now,

You're always be my sugar sweet
Im full of crumbs and drity secrets, 
You wouldn't want to sleep next to me.

I'LL Bring you down 
You shouldn't stay.
Cause its cloudy and full of disease.
Im lost at sea.
With an angry monster chasing me.
Its me !
Its me

You're glistening angel.
 Floating above
so everyone could see.
You can have it all
Except when you are with me.
You have the world 
You deserve more.
You dont belong with me.

 I cant take you to Hawaii.
So take trigger clothes 
I know you will find 
an exotic dessert that can pay
 for that dinner you deserve .

As I sink to the ocean floor.
While you still on the shore 
Could I give you more?
Love is letting go 
Knowing  Im not everything
 you deserve 
There's a lot more 
Out there to explore 
Love is letting go.
Something I  dont deserve .
You!
You
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