The Quiet Keeper

Take B frames the lonely nocturnal vigil of the hospital equipment technician through swelling gospel keys and intimate vocal phrasing.

The stories behind The Quiet Keeper

Lyrics

Everyone has gone home

The corridors are empty

Just the machines

There there is a holy way

inside this quiet hall

when you're the only one who answers

when the wise call I

held an oxygen sensor like a sacred crystal stone

knowing that a father's breath

Depends on it alone

They see the shiny plastic

They see the sterile glass they never see the

fragile thread that lets the shadow pass

and every time I turn a screw I say a silent prayer

that love will find a way to meet the

Every bird in there

It's not just

It's not just me

It's the fragile divide

I'm the quiet keeper

in the dead of night holding the hands

of gadgets

in the pale blue light nobody asked the

biomed how heavy is it tall

to carry all the wires

Of a thousand stranger souls

Yet I would give my sleep away a hundred

times again To keep the life beat flowing

in the hearts of hurting men

I watched a family walking out into the morning sun

A mother holdin' up the boy whose race had just begun

She didn't know my tired eyes were watchin' through the pain

She didn't know my soul's a joint had taken out its pain

And that is all the heaven

That my weary soul could need

To see the bloom of living

From a hidden seed.

I am the quiet keeper

in the dead of night.

Holding the hands of gadgets in the pale

blue light. Nobody asked the bayou man

How heavy is the toll

To carry all the wires

Of a thousand strangers' souls

Yet I would give my sleep away

A hundred times again

To keep the life beat flowing

In the hearts of hurting men

I'll keep watch

Rest in peace, weary world

Rest in peace, weary world

Rest tonight

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