The Midas Touch
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The Midas Touch
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Aaaahhhhhhh!
First you're hot and then you're cold
Then you're shy and then you're bold
But I'm always sensitive to you
First you fill my heart with pain
Then your kiss is novocaine
That's no way sensitive to you
You don't see anything, but it hurts
Though you can't see the pain
Ooh-oh, how it hurts
Midas touch
The mighty, mighty, mighty, mighty Midas Touch
The Midas touch
The mighty, mighty, mighty, mighty Midas Touch
Midas touch
The mighty, mighty Midas Touch
Gold in the mornin'
Gold in the evenin
Gold in the Summer
Gold in the Winter
Doctor Midas said to me
"Be sure you take your vitamin G...O...L...D"
And that's what he said to me
Yeah!
Gold in all its glory
And that's the story of the Midas Touch
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Bells Are Ringing performs "The Midas Touch", and this lyric page sits inside the Bells Are Ringing catalog on LyroVerse.
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