A Woman's Touch
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A Woman's Touch
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She's at the waterfront tonight,
waiting for her man.
His time in port is short
She loves him when she can
Alone in the misty night
He's hungry, restless, yearning
It's such a lonely life
The fire is in him burning
He's longing for a woman's touch,
Too many months at sea.
Longing for a woman's touch
Eager to oblige was she
Ai la li.....
Through his songs and his flashing eyes
Blow the winds of the foreign lands
But a smile and a tender touch
Is a language she understands
She never wanted a family,
never wanted to be anyone's wife
And no man ever grows tired of her
She's the master of her own life
And he's longing for a woman's touch
Too many months at sea
Longing for a woman's touch
Eager to oblige was she
Ai li li......
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Pamela Morgan performs "A Woman's Touch", and this lyric page sits inside the Pamela Morgan catalog on LyroVerse.
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