Lay a hand
Upon the water
Well within, well within
Wash away
To fair morrow
Ride ahead, ride ahead
Make your mark
Upon the rock
For another one
Ashes tell tales
Fire gives faith
Burn it up burn it up
Burn it up burn it up
She would waste not, not in struggle
No other shall there ever be
And what she is to love, listen oh my brother
Is as the wind to mercury
Don't you pray
Of a heartless town
Or you'll be forced to flee
Don't you live
In a soulless city
Or you'll have to leave
You don't need
No place of birth
Hither to come home
Many a night
Were you ready for your bed
But your bed not ready for you
She would give of herself
And ask not return or eternity
And what she'd offer, listen oh my brother
Is as the wind to mercury
And she'd hold not, of another man
No other shall there ever be
And whom she would hold
Listen oh my brother
Is as the wind to mercury
Harry Connick Jr. (born Joseph Harry Fowler Connick Jr. on September 11, 1967) is an American singer, pianist, and actor of international renown. Known for his warm and versatile voice, he has captivated audiences with traditional jazz interpretations and modern pop tunes. His musical career began at the age of 10, performing in New Orleans clubs. He gained national recognition thanks to his role in the 1993 film "When Harry Met Sally..." and continued to act in several other films and television series. Connick Jr. is a complete artist who has won numerous awards, including three Grammy Awards for his jazz performances. His most important albums include "Blue Light, Red Light" (1987), "She" (1992) and "Only You" (1994). Among his most representative songs are "It Had to Be You", "When My Heart Beats for You" and "The Way We Were".
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