This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Put your hands all over,
Put your hands all over me,
Put your hands all over,
Put your hands all over me
(Put your hands all over me)
I can't seem to find
A pretty little face I left behind
Wandered out on the open road
Looking for a better place to call home
Gave her a place to stay
And she got up and ran away
And now I've had enough
A pretty little face has torn me up
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me
Tell me everything, is gonna be alright
Put your hands all over me
Please walk with me, walk with me now
Love is a game you say
Play me and put me away
(Put your hands all over me)
Oh
Now you've lost your mind
A pretty little girl I left behind
And now you're getting rough
But everybody knows you're not that tough
She wandered out on the open road
Looking for a place to call your own
You're scared to death of the road ahead
Pretty little thing don't get upset
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me
Tell me everything is gonna be alright
(gonna be alright)
Put your hands all over me
Please walk with me, walk with me now
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Put your hands all over me, ooh, woo
Put your hands all over me, yeah, yeah, yeah
Put your hands all over me, ooh (All over me)
So come down off your cloud
Say it now and say it loud
Get up in my face
Pretty little girl, come make my day
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me girl
Put your hands all over me
Gotta walk with me, walk with me now (come on, woo)
Put your hands all over me
Gotta talk to me, talk to me (come on now babe)
Put your hands all over me (woo)
Gotta walk with me, walk with me
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
(Put your hands all over me)
Yeah (All over me)
Put your hands all over
Put your hands all over me
Put your hands all over me,
Put your hands all over,
Put your hands all over me
(Put your hands all over me)
I can't seem to find
A pretty little face I left behind
Wandered out on the open road
Looking for a better place to call home
Gave her a place to stay
And she got up and ran away
And now I've had enough
A pretty little face has torn me up
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me
Tell me everything, is gonna be alright
Put your hands all over me
Please walk with me, walk with me now
Love is a game you say
Play me and put me away
(Put your hands all over me)
Oh
Now you've lost your mind
A pretty little girl I left behind
And now you're getting rough
But everybody knows you're not that tough
She wandered out on the open road
Looking for a place to call your own
You're scared to death of the road ahead
Pretty little thing don't get upset
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me
Tell me everything is gonna be alright
(gonna be alright)
Put your hands all over me
Please walk with me, walk with me now
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Put your hands all over me, ooh, woo
Put your hands all over me, yeah, yeah, yeah
Put your hands all over me, ooh (All over me)
So come down off your cloud
Say it now and say it loud
Get up in my face
Pretty little girl, come make my day
Put your hands all over me
Please talk to me, talk to me girl
Put your hands all over me
Gotta walk with me, walk with me now (come on, woo)
Put your hands all over me
Gotta talk to me, talk to me (come on now babe)
Put your hands all over me (woo)
Gotta walk with me, walk with me
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
Love is a game you say, play me and put me away
(Put your hands all over me)
Yeah (All over me)
Put your hands all over
Put your hands all over me
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