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Bjork ~ Water


Wait for me underneath the water Wait for me i have to go now Into the big city She pulls me firmly towards her Wait for me underneath the water Wait for me here You'll be fine underneath the water I'll be back early next summer We met again at the lake After all these years, You said "want a drink?" I love you And you know i will be back Hold your breath And nestle into the ice Wait for me underneath the water Wait for me and count to ten You'll look up and i will be there Wait for me The lake was frozen, You took me for a walk over the ice, I cracked The ice cracked I fell into the lake I watched you through the eyes Love into you Wait for me underneath the water Wait for me and singalong "she's coming, coming, coming" Wait for me I watched you through the ice I expected you to crawl for help I smiled, you just stood there I tried to kiss you through the ice, You just walked away more free lyrics

Wait for me underneath the water
Wait for me i have to go now
Into the big city
She pulls me firmly towards her
Wait for me underneath the water
Wait for me here
You'll be fine underneath the water
I'll be back early next summer

We met again at the lake
After all these years,
You said "want a drink?"

I love you
And you know i will be back
Hold your breath
And nestle into the ice
Wait for me underneath the water
Wait for me and count to ten
You'll look up and i will be there
Wait for me

The lake was frozen,
You took me for a walk over the ice,
I cracked
The ice cracked
I fell into the lake
I watched you through the eyes

Love into you
Wait for me underneath the water
Wait for me and singalong
"she's coming, coming, coming"
Wait for me

I watched you through the ice
I expected you to crawl for help
I smiled, you just stood there
I tried to kiss you through the ice,
You just walked away

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