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Hands
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My hands feel smaller
In the shaking of yours
And now I'm Older
Touch is the thing I miss the most
All the doors are unlocked
The street is safe and still
I'm the first foot
Place a tiny piece of silver in my palm
Run through the corn
Innocence is bliss
No softer touch
Than a first foots kiss
Driving down the same road
That we used to walk alone
Tears pour on mirrors
In the rearview of our home
Shall we grow more flowers
Sleeping softly in your bed
You're the last foot
Stepping silent round the memories in my head
Run through the corn
Innocence is bliss
No softer touch
Than a first foots kiss
Will you wind the clocks
Will you mind the beds
If I go away
If I go away
Would you fill the drawers
Would you save a seat
If I go away
I won't go away
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Marc Bird Hebden Bridge, UK
Marc Bird is a songwriter, producer and visual artist originally from Sunderland,
UK.
With influences ranging from Beach House to Bill Nelson, Delia Derbyshire to David Bowie, his unique, introspective creations transcend the borders of bedroom pop.
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