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Bonnie Tyler ~ Sometimes When We Touch


(dan hill) Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe You ask me if i love you I choke on my reply I'd rather hurt you honestly Than mislead you with a lie And who am i to judge you Or what you say or do When i'm only just beginning To see the real you and sometimes when we touch The honesty's too much That i have to close my eyes and hide I wanna hold you till i die Till we both break down and cry I wanna hold you till the feelings subside Romance with all its strategy Leaves me battling with my pride And through the insecurity Some tenderness abides I'm just another writer Still trapped within my truth A hesitant prize fighter Still trapped within his youth repeat Oh at times i want to break you And drive you to your knees At times i want to break through And hold you endlessly *repeat more free lyrics

(dan hill)
Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe

You ask me if i love you
I choke on my reply
I'd rather hurt you honestly
Than mislead you with a lie
And who am i to judge you
Or what you say or do
When i'm only just beginning
To see the real you

*and sometimes when we touch
The honesty's too much
That i have to close my eyes and hide
I wanna hold you till i die
Till we both break down and cry
I wanna hold you till the feelings subside

Romance with all its strategy
Leaves me battling with my pride
And through the insecurity
Some tenderness abides
I'm just another writer
Still trapped within my truth
A hesitant prize fighter
Still trapped within his youth

*repeat

Oh at times i want to break you
And drive you to your knees
At times i want to break through
And hold you endlessly

*repeat

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