Hold Your Tongue
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Hold Your Tongue
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Hold your tongue and walk away
Say its been a lovely day
Say tomorrow evening's fine
Please ???, Saint John Devine
Until discordant bells have rung
Hold, hold your tongue
Hold your tongue and walk away
Say it's been a heavenly day
Angels sing a lullaby
Hush now, don't you start to cry
Guilded wing and silver lung
Hold, hold your tongue
I'll say what I want to say
And when I want it said
But tonight, love's coming down on me
La la la la la la la la la
La la la la la Oooo oh oh
Hold your tongue until you're gone
All your words might come undone
Say goodnight and walk away
Silent bows begin to sway
Chiming melodies unsung
Hold, hold your tongue
And hold, hold your tongue
And hold, hold your tongue
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Jump Little Children performs "Hold Your Tongue", and this lyric page sits inside the Jump Little Children catalog on LyroVerse.
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