
Handover Hour
chart-design · 2026-10-07 · English · 英语 · 男女对唱 · 3:05
About Handover Hour
“Handover Hour” is an English heartland rock track with a romantic feel shaped around folk-rock. Listen free on Ollie Music, read the lyrics, and discover related songs in the same language and style.
- Language:
- English
- Style:
- heartland rock
- Duration:
- 3:05
Lyrics
[Intro]
(Fiddle + banjo riff) (Gang) Hey!
(Both) Handover hour!
[Verse 1]
(Her) Twelve hours of beeping and a hallway painted grey,
I'm walking home in scrubs while the city starts its day;
(Him) Four a.m. alarm and the ovens glowing red,
I've been kneading out the sunrise while you're heading home to bed.
[Chorus]
(Both) It's the handover hour, fifteen minutes on the stair,
Your coffee in my hand and the morning in your hair;
(Her) You're going in — (Him) you're coming out —
(Both) The whole world's waking up, but we're right here — (Gang) Hey!
(Both) Our whole love fits in the handover hour.
[Verse 2]
(Him) I save the first warm loaf, wrapped up in a paper sleeve,
(Her) I bring the night's small victories, the ones that help me breathe;
(Him) We don't get Friday dinners, (Her) we don't get Saturday nights,
(Both) But we got the bluest sky and the very first light.
[Chorus]
(Both) It's the handover hour, fifteen minutes on the stair,
Your coffee in my hand and the morning in your hair;
(Her) You're going in — (Him) you're coming out —
(Both) The whole world's waking up, but we're right here — (Gang) Hey!
(Both) Our whole love fits in the handover hour.
[Bridge]
(Her) Someday we'll match our calendars —
(Him) Someday we'll sleep in late —
(Both) But till then I'll hold this quarter hour
Like it's a whole day.
[Final Chorus]
(Both) It's the handover hour, fifteen minutes on the stair,
Your coffee in my hand and the morning in your hair;
(Her) You're going in — (Him) you're coming out —
(Both) The whole world's waking up, but we're right here — (Gang) Hey!
(Both) Our whole love fits in the handover hour,
(Gang) Hey! — (Both) the handover hour.
[Outro]
(Fiddle + banjo riff) (Both, softly) See you at six.