You're Out Of My hands
Sator · Basement Noise [2006]
Somehow it looked like I'd never learn
You set me up you let me down
I won't join you when you crash and burn
Oh I've tried so hard
But you want more than I could ever give
It's your choice not mine
I can't make you change the way you live
No I can't take that load off you
Not until you want me to
Finally I understand
You're totally out of my hands
Another act another scheme
You know the lines 'cause you wrote the scene
I recognize your routine
Same old maybes and might have beens
You've got some nerve
I gave you more than you deserve
Well I'm out and I'm done
The spell is broken and your grip is gone
I said I can't take that load off you
Not until you want me to
Finally I understand
You're totally out of my hands
You need me
More than I need you
I'm not your savior anymore
No I can't be
The one to pull you through
And I can't hold the wolves outside your door
No!
No I can't take that load off you
Not until you want me to
Finally I understand
You're totally out of my hands
No I can't take that load off you
Not until you ask me to
Finally I understand
You're totally out of my hands
You're totally out of my hands
So totally out of my hands
You're Out Of My hands
Sator's 'You're Out Of My hands' stands as a defining track from the 2006 album Basement Noise, capturing the band's signature blend of energetic rock and introspective songwriting. Emerging from a long-standing discography that spans decades, this recording highlights the group's ability to evolve while maintaining their core musical identity. The song reflects the mature sound developed during this era, moving beyond the raw energy of their earlier works to explore more complex emotional territories. As part of a cohesive album experience, it showcases the band's commitment to crafting memorable melodies and driving rhythms. This track remains a significant song in their catalogue, demonstrating the enduring appeal of their songwriting and the distinct sonic character that has defined their career.