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What My Hands Are For
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Somewhere lost
We could not pass
The floors were wet
And patterns on the blue leaves
Kept humming back at us
All at once,
Baffled by the ocean's depth
And shaking at the water's edge,
Feeling very small
But I will lay across
No matter how wide
To turn your waves
Back down to size
Cause I was waiting
for you to arrive
And had my quiet hands tied
All the lonely while
But I know now
What my hands are for
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Big Big Buildings Boston, Massachusetts
Big Big Buildings is the pseudonym of songwriter, producer and visual artist, Adam McElreath.
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