Touch
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Touch
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I'm tragically opposed to a truce with you
I'm passive in repose, I'm not used to you
I've had it with terrible terrible waste
we broke it off in haste, how tragic
And I look for you on the road
and I look for you in the haze
and I look for you in time
and I search for you in space
Will magic mend our open wounds
we wreaked havoc on each others' hearts, how tragic
how tragic, I'm destined to love you
I manage to survive in the absence of you
And I look for you on the road
and I look for you in the haze
and I look for you in time
and I search for you in space
How tragic, how tragic
how tragic, it's all static
it's all traffic, it's all tragic
tragic'
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Who performs "Touch"?
Veruca Salt performs "Touch", and this lyric page sits inside the Veruca Salt catalog on LyroVerse.
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