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Artist: Waxwing
Canonical path: /waxwing/what-these-hands-have-grown
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What These Hands Have Grown
Read What These Hands Have Grown lyrics by Waxwing on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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What These Hands Have Grown
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Blessed am I to sit here today
Taking this time to carve out a place
Where I may find some rest and give others solace
To remind and remember, what can't be bought with dollars
From your pockets. Not everything.
It's something I should remember.
Treasure It its all you own
Treasure It its all that's your own
Food costs money and kids gotta eat something
If a farmers work is honest the contribution won't be unnoticed.
I wish I were a Farmer.
To be satisfied with what these hands have grown
No food of mine sits in the bellies of others
Instead this strange secret twisting which each only knows.
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