Fingertips
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Fingertips
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Who's soflty slipping
Down the stairs?
Is someone sitting
In that empty chair?
Who's moving the air
Brushing my hair
With their fingertips?
Someone's coming
(ready or not)
I hear them breathing
(in the mystery spot)
Rattling locks
And winding the clocks
Leaving fingerprints
Someones whispering
In my ears
All my hopes and
All my fears
Counting the years
And catching my tears
On their fingertips
Somethings different
About this place
Is something hiding
In that empty space?
Walking the halls
And pounding the walls
Leaving fingperprints
Who's that passing
Through that door?
Another sign I
Can't ignore
Across the floor
And touched me once more
With their fingertips
Someone laughs and
Reaches down
Cracks the plates and
Spins the world around
On their fingertips
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Who performs "Fingertips"?
Daniel Amos performs "Fingertips", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Amos catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to And so it Goes and Big Time / Big Deal with a short reason for opening each page next.
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