By the Hand
from Pull the Moon by Rheanna Downey
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lyrics
In the shade of this dream I will follow you.
Cause I believe nothin else will do.
All that washes me is in your hands.
Oh but I got so much time to kill.
Boredom will haunt me, I need a thrill.
Won't you take me by the hand,
Take me far away, I'm starving for another land.
All your glory and your perfect, perfect plan.
I'm barely a grip, holding to your ties.
If I should slip, hold me to your side.
So many ropes leading to demise.
I've tried to choose so carefully
All of these sorrows won't let me be
Won't you take me by the hand
Take me far away, I'm starving for another land
All your glory and your perfect, perfect plan...
Cause I believe nothin else will do.
All that washes me is in your hands.
Oh but I got so much time to kill.
Boredom will haunt me, I need a thrill.
Won't you take me by the hand,
Take me far away, I'm starving for another land.
All your glory and your perfect, perfect plan.
I'm barely a grip, holding to your ties.
If I should slip, hold me to your side.
So many ropes leading to demise.
I've tried to choose so carefully
All of these sorrows won't let me be
Won't you take me by the hand
Take me far away, I'm starving for another land
All your glory and your perfect, perfect plan...
credits
from Pull the Moon,
released March 2, 2011
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