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Artist: Seals & Crofts
Canonical path: /seals-crofts/purple-hand
Related lyric paths: 6
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Purple Hand
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Purple Hand
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It came in early morning, an ordinary day. When all the sleepy citizens were on their merry way.
No mortal eye, no voice, no ear escaped the destined plan. When all of us together had to face the purple hand.
Let them be, don't bother let them be. It's too early for them to see.
Let them go, don't bother, let them go. Come tomorrow, they will know.
First there was an ocean, and ordinary street. Then suddenly a mountain began to show its peak.
Remember back unto the day when twenty thousand taught. This is it get off your knees,
Look what your hands have wrought.
Let them be, don't bother let them be. It's too early for them to see.
Let them go, don't bother, let them go. Come tomorrow, they will know.
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Seals & Crofts performs "Purple Hand", and this lyric page sits inside the Seals & Crofts catalog on LyroVerse.
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