Thousand Feet
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Thousand Feet
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It's not a hard place it's a soft and gentle land
Gonna lay my bed on the soft and gentle sand
Hear old man time whisper in my ear
A thousand feet have been through here
Hear the desert wind play a lonely tune
Through the desert oak on a rusty dune
Stay a while and it's all so clear
A thousand feet have been through here
Inka ninka pitjikala
Take it slow take a look around
All the signs are on the ground
Bird and snake and lizard, kangaroo
An ancient man has been here too
Hear the desert wind play a lonely tune
Through the desert oak on a rusty dune
Stay a while and it's all so clear
A thousand feet have been through here
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John Williamson performs "Thousand Feet", and this lyric page sits inside the John Williamson catalog on LyroVerse.
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