I hear you're taking the town again
Havin' a good time with all your good-time friends
I don't think that you think of me
You're on your own now, and I'm alone and free

I know that I should get on with my life
But a life lived without you could never be right

As long as the stars shine down from the heavens
Long as the rivers run to the sea
I'll never get over you getting over me

I try to smile so the hurt won't show
Tell everybody that I was glad to see you go
But the tears just won't go away (won't go away)
Loneliness found me, looks like it's here to stay

I know that I oughta find someone new
But all I find is myself always thinking of you

As long as the stars shine down from the heavens
Long as the rivers run to the sea
I'll never get over you getting over me

Oh, no matter what I do
Each night's a lifetime to live through
I can't go on like this
I need your touch
And you're the only one I've ever loved
Oh

And as long as the stars shine down from the heavens
Long as the rivers run to the sea
I'll never get over you getting over me
I'll never get over you getting over
Never get over you getting over
I'll never get over you getting over me


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    The line "I need your touch" once justified me associating this song with my former friends who are both Deaf & blind & read sign language by touching the hands of the signer & following the movements to "feel the signs". However, I've let them go, so the song's title need not be taken too literally, especially since it uses the word "never"

    User3851047on January 26, 2013   Link

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