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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Hello, Hello, my darling Hello my love, my love Such a love, is your touch I feel it so much The touch of it is, the touch of your love is.. Lovely as heaven gives light As a mother gives birth And for what's it all worth your more valuable than gold. . . The touch of your love is glorious, so glorious Just marvelous, so wonderful The touch of your love is wonderful Just wonderful, so glorious The touch of your love just a touch Just the touch of you gives me hope I am so in love with you What am I going to do The touch of your love gives me joy, just a touch The touch of your love gives me much joy Satisfies me, ooh darling All I do is just relinquish in all of this The beginnings are as the endings It's all beginning to be clear When you walk toward me I swoon I drool When you enter and leave the room I've already missed you The touch of your love is glorious, so glorious Just marvelous, so wonderful The touch of your love is wonderful Just wonderful, so glorious My heart is on fire And you're my desire and you I'd never hurt Your my main dish and desert Come complete the meal and touch me As I touch you, together we'll be the touch of love 11/4/74 Written words by James Edward Lee Arranged music by Alton Adkins & James Edward Lee
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