Don't Let Me Touch You
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Don't Let Me Touch You
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Guess who I saw today and I asked him about you
I saw your new love and it was plain he cares about you
But I'll wait until he's out of town
Then I'll call you up and want to come around
But don't let me touch you don't let me get close to you
Though I might say nice things and I might bring a rose to you
There's just a chance your old romance might burn anew
Don't let me touch you don't let me get close to you
Don't let me touch you don't let me get close to you
Though I might say nice things and I might bring a rose to you
There's just a chance your old romance might burn anew
Don't let me touch you don't let me get close to you
Don't let me touch you
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