Touch me deeply

This is a song about friendship and what it takes to deepen it. Am F G Am The ultimate moment of property is rape F G Am It matters how relationship takes shape F G Am If this pain from the past rules between us F G I might just frown and say: Am G Don't touch me deeply Am G Don't touch me deeplyyy Am G Am Don't touch me deeplyyyyyyyy Am F G Am I don't entitle you to cruelty F G Am My power flows through responsibility F G Am If you cross my loving boundary F G I might just frown and say: Am G Don't touch me deeply Am G Don't touch me deeplyyy Am G Am Don't touch me deeplyyyyyyyy Am F G Am After a tragedy has passed, F G Am The wounds can heal between us F G Am If we unite to be free, F G I can open up and say: Am G Touch me deeply Am G Touch me deeplyyy Am G Am Touch me deeplyyyyyyy Am F G Am When I have trust in continuity, F G Am You can be a true friend to me F G Am After another tragedy, F G We can come together and say: Am G Touch me deeply Am G Touch me deeplyyy Am G Am Touch me deeplyyyyyyy The ultimate moment of property is rape This is from the book of Trespass. I recommend that!

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