With These Two Hands
Bon Jovi · Other Songs - Bon Jovi
And give you ten good reasons
I could break the ice
And pick up the broken pieces
I could wave hello, I could raise a glass,
I could blow a kiss, I could kick your ass
We could take it all apart or hold it all together
With these two hands I can tear down walls
I can build a bridge, I can break my fall
With these two hands I can pray or fight
I can hold the torch, I can shine a light
With these two hands
I could strike a match
That sets the world on fire
Hold a grain of sand
'Til it turns into a diamond
I could plant the seed, I could flip that switch,
Make the sign of peace, I could make a fist
Oh, we could make this hurt or we could make it better
With these two hands I can tear down walls,
I can build a bridge, I can break my fall
With these two hands I can pray or fight
I can hold the torch, I can shine a light
With these two hands
Wipe the teardrops from your eyes
Reach up until we touch the sky
Free to dream and make it true
No, there ain't nothing we can't do
Oh, there ain't nothing we can't do
With these two hands I can tear down walls
I can build a bridge, I can break my fall
With these two hands I can pray or fight
I can hold the torch, I can shine a light
With these two hands
Wipe the teardrops from your eyes
Reach up until we touch the sky
Free to dream and make it true
No, there ain't nothing we can't do
Oh, there ain't nothing we can't do.
With These Two Hands
With These Two Hands stands as a testament to Bon Jovi's enduring ability to craft anthemic rock ballads that resonate with audiences worldwide. Released during the band's prolific era, the track showcases the signature blend of melodic hard rock and heartfelt lyricism that defined their commercial peak. The recording features the group's characteristic guitar work and powerful vocal delivery, capturing the emotional intensity that has become a hallmark of their discography. As part of a vast catalogue of hits, the song reflects the band's commitment to exploring themes of resilience and personal struggle through a polished, radio-friendly sound. It remains a significant song in their body of work, illustrating the musical maturity and dynamic range that have sustained their career across decades of changing trends.

