When I was a child
Whenever I'd fall
Skinning my elbows and knees
Mommy or daddy would kiss away tears
Kiss all the places I need
Scraped, scratched to broken
A kiss was a token
That mended and cured every part
Then I grew up and fell in love
Fell so hard that it broke my heart
And now, there you are
To kiss it and make it all better
Kiss me and heal all this hurt
Kiss me all over, and over all over
'Cause that's where it hurts the worst
Damsel in distress in a red satin dress
A knight with his armor askew
Two broken hearts and all other parts
Left in lost love's residue
Came in for a drink, so I wouldn't think
To erase every thought from my head
But on second thought, I thought we ought
To see each other safely abed
Kiss it and make it all better
Kiss me and heal all this hurt
Kiss me all over, and over all over
'Cause that's where it hurts the worst
I need a shoulder to cry on, to lean on
Two loving arms to hold me
Tender words said to make me forget
And two lips to kiss me to sleep
So kiss it and make it all better
Kiss me and heal all this hurt
Kiss me all over, and over all over
'Cause that's where it hurts the worst
Kiss me tonight and make it all right
Just kiss it and make it all better
Kiss it and make it all better
Kiss me and heal all this hurt
Kiss me all over, and over all over
'Cause that's where it hurts the worst
'Cause that's where it hurts the worst
Kiss it, make it better
Kiss it, make it better
Kiss It (And Make It All Better) Lyrics performed by Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers are property and copyright of the authors, artists and labels. You should note that Kiss It (And Make It All Better) Lyrics performed by Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers is only provided for educational purposes only and if you like the song you should buy the CD