Worth
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Worth
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It’s the slightest thing
The softest touch that sets of sensors
Makes my head spring
Was that accidental or was that
You indicating
Your thoughts about
Me realising
That we might find each other
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
This doesn’t happen
As much as you’d think
My leg reaches out for yours
Our molecules buzz and try to link
Was that accidental or was that
You indicating
Your thoughts about
Me realising
That we might find each other
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
Is it returned
Am I just reaching
I hope that we
Might find each other
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
Worth something
We both feel it happen
You look away, though
I wait and smile
Neither one moves
It’s left unsaid but
We both know that this
Will be
Worth something
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