You Touched
You touched in forbidden places
Traded nervous kisses
Left lipstick traces
You wanted to call
Hours after the fall
But you had no voice
Your senses were raw
Until your mind began to thaw
And your body lowered the flame
Now your blood is cold
As you lay there in darkness
With fear gripping your soul
In that lightless room you ponder
How could you let it go so far
As you shake -- there's a dull ache
You were wound too tight
You strummed too fast
And she didn't say good night
Are you already a part of her past
Now you're a broken string
Cowering in the dark
Yet wanting to sing
Wondering
What will tomorrow bring?
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