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Idle Hands

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Konvent Canonical path: /konvent/idle-hands Related lyric paths: 6
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Idle Hands

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These idle hands full of will

Go into the field

I will yield

Only dust and dew where they grew

Empty bags

Working mill

Go into the field

I will yield

Only dust and dew where they grew

Give my all

Face the fall

Now I fear all that's here

Beg and cry

Will I die?

Is this a test?

Is this a test?

Is this a test?

Is this a test?

Take my best

Laid to rest

Take

Take

Take

Take my best

Laid to rest

Take my best

Go into the field

I will yield

Only dust and dew where they grew

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