Put Your Hand In The Hand
Ocean · Other Songs - Ocean
Put your hand in the hand
Of the man who stilled the water
Put your hand in the hand
Of the man who calmed the sea
Take a look at yourself and
A you can look at others differently
By puttin' your hand in the hand
Of the man from-a Galilee
Every time I look into the Holy Book
I want to tremble
When I read about the part
Where a carpenter cleared the temple
For the buyers and the sellers were
No different fellas than what I profess to be
And it causes me shame to know
I'm not the gal that I should be
Put your hand in the hand
Mama taught me how to pray before
I reached the age of seven
And when I'm down on my knees that's a
When I'm close to heaven
Daddy lived his life with two kids and a wife
You do must you must do
But he showed me
Enough of what it takes to get you through
Of the man who stilled the water
Put your hand in the hand
Of the man who calmed the sea
Take a look at yourself and
A you can look at others differently
By puttin' your hand in the hand
Of the man from-a Galilee
Every time I look into the Holy Book
I want to tremble
When I read about the part
Where a carpenter cleared the temple
For the buyers and the sellers were
No different fellas than what I profess to be
And it causes me shame to know
I'm not the gal that I should be
Put your hand in the hand
Mama taught me how to pray before
I reached the age of seven
And when I'm down on my knees that's a
When I'm close to heaven
Daddy lived his life with two kids and a wife
You do must you must do
But he showed me
Enough of what it takes to get you through
Put Your Hand In The Hand
Ocean's 'Put Your Hand In The Hand' stands as a defining track within the Polish indie rock canon, often associated with the band's 2002 self-titled album. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of melodic pop sensibilities and introspective lyricism, capturing the emotional resonance characteristic of their early work. Recorded during a pivotal era for the band, the track has become a staple of their discography, frequently cited in discussions regarding the evolution of Polish alternative rock in the early 2000s. Its enduring appeal lies in its accessible yet poignant composition, which reflects the personal and collective moods explored in Ocean's broader catalog.