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Carpenters, The ~ Touch Me When We're Dancing


Play us a song we can slow dance on We want to hold each other Play us a groove so we hardly move Just let our hearts beat together Oh baby, 'cause it feel so good When we're close like this Whisper is my ear and let me steal a kiss () Come on and touch me When we're dancing You know you've got that loving touch (Loving touch) Touch me when we're dancing I want to feel you when I'm falling in love Tonight's the night and it feels so right My heart is saying it to me You're the one I've waited for so long So let your love flow through me Oh baby, 'cause it feels so good Just to be this close You've got me up so high I could fly coast to coast Repeat () more free lyrics

Play us a song we can slow dance on
We want to hold each other
Play us a groove so we hardly move
Just let our hearts beat together
Oh baby, 'cause it feel so good
When we're close like this
Whisper is my ear and let me steal a kiss

(*) Come on and touch me
When we're dancing
You know you've got that loving touch
(Loving touch)
Touch me when we're dancing
I want to feel you when I'm falling in love

Tonight's the night and it feels so right
My heart is saying it to me
You're the one I've waited for so long
So let your love flow through me
Oh baby, 'cause it feels so good
Just to be this close
You've got me up so high
I could fly coast to coast

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