If You Could Touch Her At All

Willie Nelson

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If You Can Touch Her At All recorded by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson written by Lee Clayton Funny a woman can come home so wild and free And insist I don’t watch her undress or watch her watch me And stand by the bed and shiver as if she were cold Just to lie down beside me and touch me as if I were gold One night of love don’t make up for six nights alone But I’d rather have one than none Lord cause I’m flesh and bone Sometimes it seems that she ain’t worth the trouble at all But she could be worth the world if somehow you can touch her at all Right or wrong a woman can own any man She can take him inside her and hold his soul in her hand And leave him as weary and weak as a newborn child Fighting to catch his first breath and open his eyes One night of love don’t make up for six nights alone But I’d rather have one than none Lord cause I’m flesh and bone Sometimes it seems that she ain’t worth the trouble at all She could be worth the world if somehow you can touch her at all

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La chanson évoque la complexité des relations amoureuses, mettant en lumière le désir et la vulnérabilité. Elle parle d'une femme qui, bien que libre et sauvage, impose des distances malgré l'intimité partagée, créant un contraste entre la chaleur de leur rapprochement et la solitude qui les entoure. Même si une nuit ensemble ne compense pas les moments de séparation, le protagoniste exprime un besoin désespéré d'affection, suggérant que chaque instant compte, même s'il semble parfois qu'elle ne vaut pas le cru de leur lutte. Dans ce contexte, on perçoit une réflexion sur la nature des sentiments humains, avec l'idée que l'amour peut être à la fois un refuge et une source de souffrance. Les émotions sont palpables, montrant combien les liens peuvent être à la fois précieux et compliqués.

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