Don Cornell
Don Cornell was a popular Italian-American balladeer from the early 1940s (with the Sammy Kaye orchestra) to his last nationally-charted song in 1958, "Play Some Music For Broken Hearts", which appeared in the Cashbox magazine top 100. Along the way, million or near-million sellers included "I Came Here To Talk For Joe", "I'm Yours", "It Isn't Fair" and "Hold My Hand".
More Genres
No Artists Found
More Artists
Load All
No Albums Found
More Albums
Load All
No Tracks Found
Genre not found
Artist not found
Album not found
Search results not found
Song not found
Hold My Hand
Don Cornell Lyrics
So this is the kingdom of heaven
So this is the sweet promised land
While angels tell of love
Don't break the spell of love
Hold my hand
So this is the garden of Eden
In dreams it was never so grand
Let's never leave again
Adam and Eve again
Hold my hand
This is, the secret of what bliss is
And bliss is what your kiss is
At last I understand
So this is the kingdom of heaven
And here on the threshold we stand
Pass through the portal now
We'll be immortal now
Hold my hand
Hold my hand
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Jack Lawrence, Richard Myers
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
To comment on specific lyrics, highlight them
2bemjtr
Lyrics:
So this the kingdom of Heaven
So this is the sweet Promised Land
While angels tell of love
Don't break the spell of love, hold my hand
So this is the garden of Eden
In dreams it was never so grand
Let's never leave again
Adam and Eve again, hold my hand
This is the secret of what bliss is
For bliss is what your kiss is
At last I understand
So this is the kingdom of Heaven
And here on the threshold we stand
Pass through the portal now
We'll be immortal now, hold my hand
So this is the kingdom of heaven
And here on the threshold we stand
Pass through the portal now
We'll be immortal now, hold my hand
Hold my hand
Imani M
I love this beautiful song, from the movie Susan Slept Here
Allyson Hathcock
Love this!!!!!
Ian Blakesley
I have unearthed recently a British cover version of this song by Ronnie Harris with Ray Martin and his Orchestra on UK Columbia DB 3520 (mx CA22976). There may be others of which I am unaware.