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American Music Club ~ Jesus' Hands


Well i'd like to hang out But i can tell that you're not a drinking crowd I got places to go, people to see I got a thirst that would make the ocean proud Hey brother, hey sister Don't you see a crack form in the dam For a loser, no one can touch him He's out slipping through jesus' hands I'm walking in circles in a waiting room For a welcome i don't feel in my soul I watch the time pass, it pours in my glass I drink it down, blood from a stone Hey brother, hey sister Don't you see a crack form in the dam For a loser, no one can touch him He's out slipping through jesus' hands Looking for love in all the wrong places The sidewalks and the sky Looking for something that no one can give me And no one can help me buy Oh brother, oh sister Don't you see a crack form in the dam For a loser, no one can touch him He's out slipping through jesus' hands Well i'd like to hang out But i can tell that you're not a drinking crowd I got nowhere to go, no one to see I got a thirst that would make the ocean proud more free lyrics

Well i'd like to hang out
But i can tell that you're not a drinking crowd
I got places to go, people to see
I got a thirst that would make the ocean proud

Hey brother, hey sister
Don't you see a crack form in the dam
For a loser, no one can touch him
He's out slipping through jesus' hands

I'm walking in circles in a waiting room
For a welcome i don't feel in my soul
I watch the time pass, it pours in my glass
I drink it down, blood from a stone

Hey brother, hey sister
Don't you see a crack form in the dam
For a loser, no one can touch him
He's out slipping through jesus' hands

Looking for love in all the wrong places
The sidewalks and the sky
Looking for something that no one can give me
And no one can help me buy

Oh brother, oh sister
Don't you see a crack form in the dam
For a loser, no one can touch him
He's out slipping through jesus' hands

Well i'd like to hang out
But i can tell that you're not a drinking crowd
I got nowhere to go, no one to see
I got a thirst that would make the ocean proud

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