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Numb


My body is numb from your touch

You only touched me a little, not too much

Because you have that ability to do that to me

Numbing my whole body and setting my mind free

 

You kissed my lips, numbing it like Novocaine

My head is full of air, because you ran your fingers through my mane

The tips of my fingers felt like I've just touched ice

Your hands brush my body gently, and it feels so nice

 

I can't control the tingling all over the place

I can't feel my legs, I can't feel my face

Your drug is strong and it's called your love

I just close my eyes, and let the numbness send me above.

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