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With Just One Touch


When you laid him down to rest We all knew it was for the best And although it hurts so much I pray you'll heal with just one touch The night your father died You yourself died inside You wiped your mother's tears dry But you refused to sit and cry I'm sorry for your loss And i'm sorry for your pain But please don't shut me out Becasue there won't be much to gain
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