Feet For Fins
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Feet For Fins
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I rode my bike, down to the lake
Just to see if it would happen again
I found a boy, who was a fish
I set my minds on happy thoughts and made a wish
That he would walk instead of swim
Cause I'd like to be on the road with him
I wish he had feet instead of fins
Cause then I'd be all over him
I rode my bike, down to the lake
Just to see if it would happen again
I jumped fight in, and took a swim
And I just laughed and played and splashed all day with him
But I guess the sea meant more then me
Cause he swam off down a different stream
And a fisherman cast out his line
And scooped up that dear fish of mine
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