Lyrics

Touch Of A Man
(© Words and Music by Annette Summersett)

At the end of the day there?s an empty corner chair
In the middle of home there?s a longing for air
To be filled with the breath of a faithful companion
To fill up these empty arms

Won?t you sing me to sleep
Won?t you sing me to sleep
Run your hands across my side, tell me I?m worth it
I know you exist and I need to feel alive

The world is heavy when your shoulders are small
To just let myself be a woman
That?s the hardest of all
Cause I won?t embrace weakness
But I want to embrace
The strength of a man
The look the taste

Won?t you sing me to sleep
Won?t you sing me to sleep
Run your hands across my side, tell me I?m worth it
I know you exist and I need to feel alive

So many distractions I forget who I am
But there? s nothing that reminds me
Like the touch
The touch of a man

Friction and space
Release of the friction
Tension and grace
Balance of attention
I need it, the touch of a man

Friction and space
Release of the friction
Tension and grace
Balance of attention
I need it
The touch, the touch of a man