Touch Me
Tiësto · Other Songs - Tiësto
I'm always thinkin of you baby
yeaahh
Touch me in the mornin
and last thing at night
keep my body warm baby, u know it feels right
take it a little higher
i'm takin it too
tell me what you're feelin
i'll feel it with you
We cant always understand what we are shown
how was i supposed to know our love would grow
Move a little closer
make sure i'm lookin up
heal me with your loving
i need you so much, i need you so much , i need you so muchhh
yeahhhh
Ohh ohhhh
We cant always understand what we are shown
how was i supposed to know our love would grow
We cant always understand what we are shown
how was i supposed to know our love would grow
You touch my mind in special places
my heart races with you
i'll take your love and i'll take my chances
I'll take them with you
Touch me in the mornin
and last thing at night
keep my body warm baby, u know it feels right
take it a little higher
i'm takin it too
tell me what you're feelin
i'll feel it with you
heeyyy
We cant always understand what we are shown
how was i supposed to know our love would grow
We cant always understand what we are shown
how was i supposed to know our love would grow
You touch my mind in special places
my heart races with you
i'll take your love and i'll take my chances
I'll take them with you
i need you so much
Touch Me
Touch Me stands as a defining track in Tiësto's extensive discography, showcasing the Dutch producer's mastery of electronic dance music. Released during a period where he was solidifying his reputation as a global DJ, the recording exemplifies his ability to craft infectious melodies and driving rhythms that resonate on dance floors worldwide. The song reflects the energetic, uplifting style that characterized much of his work in the early 2000s, blending house influences with a polished, radio-friendly production. As part of a broader catalogue that includes hits like Just Be and Kaleidoscope, Touch Me highlights Tiësto's consistent evolution as a key figure in modern electronic music, contributing to his enduring legacy in the genre.