Biography:
Sara Storer is popular Australian country music singer. She won an incredible seven Golden Guitars at the Tamworth National Country Music Festival 2004 awards, a record in the 32-year history of the awards.
Originally a school teacher, Sara was talked into entering a talent contest by a friend. She won entry into the Country Music College in Tamworth where she met producer and former Sherbet member Garth Porter, who became Sara's producer when she was signed to ABC music.
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Other songs:
- Angel
- Back On The Grader
- Back Out Back
- Beautiful Circle
- Beautiful Circle2
- Buffalo Bill
- Chillers Bend
- Crazy As It Seems
- Eerie Wind
- Firefly
- Kiss A Cowboy
- Kurrajong Tree
- Mantrap
- Molly Green
- Next Year
- Old Piece Of Tin
- One Perfect Day
- Star
- Tell These Hands
- The Ballad Of Tommy Foster
- Walk The Landings
- Whats So Good
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Sara Storer Tell These Hands
C F
Mum and Dad are home, sitting round the table,
C G
Dad’s got his face buried in his hands
C F
I’ve never seen Dad cry, didn’t think that he was able,
C G
Gravel on the drive washed away again
F C
And with skin off his fingers, the rain’s still coming down
F C G
Another week just waiting, as he looks down at his hands
C F C F
Tell the rain to stop falling, tell the banks to stop calling,
C F G G7
Tell the politicians where they can, put their plans
C F C F
Tell the day to hold on longer, tell our sons we can’t be bothered
C F G
And then tell these hands to give up on the land
G (hold) C F C G
Tell, tell these hands
C F
Better take a look, rain might be gone by morning
C G
Are you coming for a drive, we won’t be long?
C F
Arm out of the window, “Giving In” on the radio,
C G
Funny how that rain can’t keep us in
F C
And with skin off his fingers, still the rain comes down,
F C G
They’re driving through the inches on a track of flooded ground
C F C F
Tell the rain to stop falling, tell the banks to stop calling,
C F G G7
Tell the politicians where they can, put their plans
C F C F
Tell the day to hold on longer, tell our sons we can’t be bothered
C F G
And then tell these hands to give up on the land
G (hold) C F C
Tell, tell these hands, go on and tell these hands,
F C F C (hold)
Go on tell these hands, tell these hands.
Sara Storer Tell These Hands
C F
Mum and Dad are home, sitting round the table,
C G
Dad’s got his face buried in his hands
C F
I’ve never seen Dad cry, didn’t think that he was able,
C G
Gravel on the drive washed away again
F C
And with skin off his fingers, the rain’s still coming down
F C G
Another week just waiting, as he looks down at his hands
C F C F
Tell the rain to stop falling, tell the banks to stop calling,
C F G G7
Tell the politicians where they can, put their plans
C F C F
Tell the day to hold on longer, tell our sons we can’t be bothered
C F G
And then tell these hands to give up on the land
G (hold) C F C G
Tell, tell these hands
C F
Better take a look, rain might be gone by morning
C G
Are you coming for a drive, we won’t be long?
C F
Arm out of the window, “Giving In” on the radio,
C G
Funny how that rain can’t keep us in
F C
And with skin off his fingers, still the rain comes down,
F C G
They’re driving through the inches on a track of flooded ground
C F C F
Tell the rain to stop falling, tell the banks to stop calling,
C F G G7
Tell the politicians where they can, put their plans
C F C F
Tell the day to hold on longer, tell our sons we can’t be bothered
C F G
And then tell these hands to give up on the land
G (hold) C F C
Tell, tell these hands, go on and tell these hands,
F C F C (hold)
Go on tell these hands, tell these hands.
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Saragossa Band
Sarah Bettens
Sarah Blaine
Sarah Borges