Touch Me Not
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Touch Me Not
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You're gonna break my heart beyond repair
But I guess that you wouldn't care
You should wear a sign that's painted bright
The kind that glows in the night
Touch me not I'll bring you pain
Touch me and you'll never be the same
You were anything you seemed to be
But to win your love was my destiny
You're like an ornament that decorates the world
So show a sign you're not like other girls
Touch me not I'll bring you pain
Touch me and you'll never be the same
I've already paid the price for you
So why make another pay it too
Someone will fall just like I did before
If you don't show a sign of what's in store
Touch me not I'll bring you pain
Touch me and you'll never be the same
Touch me and you'll never be the same
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