He Can`t Talk Without His Hands

<br>(Giselle Brohman/Jason Barry)<br><br>There`s a little two-room house just outside of town<br>With a little picket fence and the blinds pulled down<br>A wife with two young kids<br>She sees them off to bed<br>As she waits for her husband to come home<br><br>Lately she`s been doing a lot of thinking<br>About the arguments and why she`s hurting<br>Is it worth the extra mile<br>To hang on for a little while<br>When she`s had all the heartache she can stand<br>And her mama`s words still echo in her head<br><br>Girl, he can`t talk without his hands<br>What`s made you stay this long I don`t understand<br>If you leave now you might still have a chance<br>`Cause girl, he can`t talk without his hands<br><br>There`s a little two-room house just a few miles down<br>The little girl`s grown up and she`s married now<br>Tears on a window pane<br>With a baby on the way<br>As she waits for her husband to come home<br><br>She calls her mama up on the telephone<br>She says it`s getting dark and I`m all alone<br>Can we talk for a little while<br>Mama says what`s the matter child<br>But she knows that her baby`s been misled<br>And her mama`s words still echo in her head<br><br>She said, girl, he can`t talk without his hands<br>What`s made you stay this long I don`t understand<br>If you leave now you might still have a chance<br>`Cause girl, he can`t talk without his hands