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In The Palm of My Hand (Unplugged)

from Bareness Vol. 1 (Unplugged) by Icicle

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This time I can tell
There’s no way I’m going back
I traveled the miles and counted the stars
Stayed true to my path

I searched high and low
Left no single stone unturned
I wrestled the waves and sang to the whales
Never seized to yearn

Let me show you my home
Let me open the gate to my estate
Let me show you my dome
It is all in the palm of my hand

I remember the Why
Every time I ask for more
And never forget the moment I left
As I shut the door

I searched high and low
For the message to return
Never gave up, never conformed
Was always keen to learn

Let me show you my home
Let me open the gate to my estate
Let me show you my dome
It is all in the palm of my hand

Let me show you my home
Let me open the gate to my estate
Let me show you my dome
It is all in the palm of my hand

This time I can tell
There is no way I can fall
I balanced my way and found what it takes
To have and to hold

I searched high and low
For the answers meant for me
I talked to the rain and I prayed to the sun
Down on my knees

Let me show you my home
Let me open the gate to my estate
Let me show you my dome
It is all in the palm of my hand

Let me show you my home
Let me open the gate to my estate
Let me show you my dome
It is all in the palm of my hand

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from Bareness Vol. 1 (Unplugged), released May 24, 2023

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Icicle Montreal, Québec

A zealous bass player, soulful singer and a talented composer, Krassy Halatchev (Icicle) has 20 full-length albums under his belt, summarizing those of the 90’s psychedelic rock group The Clouds and those of the alternative/indie band Chiwawa.
Visit icicle.club for more info.
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