The Holding Hand
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The Holding Hand
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There is no shape, there is no form
But a smoky rolling mass
So it billows like the sea
Surges overcome to pass
Some power exceeds muscle
Even the weightless can outweigh
Put one over in the hustle
Teacher becomes protégé
And we row, on we go, through these murky water bodies
Little known, little shown, just a distant call of sound
See the couplets in the Sun
In an alabaster hue
Slouched across these spangled acres
Rich outlandish revenue
See it come and see it go
As you find it then it's lost
Far beyond the holding hand
In a pipe dream double-crossed
And we row, on we go, through these murky water bodies
Little known, little shown, just a distant call of sound
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Iceage performs "The Holding Hand", and this lyric page sits inside the Iceage catalog on LyroVerse.
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