Quiet Hands
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Quiet Hands
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On the other side of a place I know
The grass grows tall and the hearts are gold
I'm lost at sea and I can't get home
I can't get back home
So we ride on the seas of change
Got a suitcase full of the dreams I made
Stay with me for a little while
And we can run fast
Oh I promise you
There's nothing that I wouldn't do
When the day is done
It will turn to dust
And the ghosts will fly
But they won't find us
She's got quiet hands
She whispers her plans
And everything is okay
You can leave your troubles here
To sink like wooden ships
And don't dare look back
When the morning comes I'll be by your side
Through the river of dreams where the demons glide
I can hardly wait I could almost die
I will see you soon
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The Mostar Diving Club performs "Quiet Hands", and this lyric page sits inside the The Mostar Diving Club catalog on LyroVerse.
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