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A-Ha ~ Touchy!


(morten harket/mags/pal waaktaar) Donna found us in her slow and dreamy way I can't hear a word the waiter says She's looking older than the colour of her hair She walks into the room too pleased to find me there Me i'm touchy Touchy you Me i'm touchy And you know what to do Me i'm touchy Touchy, touchy you Me i'm touchy and you know what to do Both of us together in a room by ourselves I sneeze to look around, byt there's no escape What can i do, what can i say She's waiting for this moment to explain itself. Me i'm touchy Touchy you Me i'm touchy And you know what to do Me i'm touchy Touchy, touchy you Touching love is the best i can do Hey, this time you've gone too far You know how touchy we are Donna found me in her slow and dreamy way Now she reads me what the paper say The way she laughs and what i do I'm waiting for this moment to explain itself through Me i'm touchy...etc. more free lyrics

(morten harket/mags/pal waaktaar)

Donna found us in her slow and dreamy way
I can't hear a word the waiter says
She's looking older than the colour of her hair
She walks into the room too pleased to find me there
Me i'm touchy
Touchy you
Me i'm touchy
And you know what to do
Me i'm touchy
Touchy, touchy you
Me i'm touchy and you know what to do
Both of us together in a room by ourselves
I sneeze to look around, byt there's no escape
What can i do, what can i say
She's waiting for this moment to explain itself.
Me i'm touchy
Touchy you
Me i'm touchy
And you know what to do
Me i'm touchy
Touchy, touchy you
Touching love is the best i can do
Hey, this time you've gone too far
You know how touchy we are
Donna found me in her slow and dreamy way
Now she reads me what the paper say
The way she laughs and what i do
I'm waiting for this moment to explain itself through
Me i'm touchy...etc.

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