Swimming
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Swimming
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Follow me into the sea.
We'll see a fish or two.
We'll see the seaweed
Waving back and forth at us.
You and I,
We'll swim into the dark
Until our bodies implode
And our heart stop beating together.
Well, it's lonely at the bottom
And it's lonely at the top.
It's in the middle that I found you
Painting smiles in a large smock.
I would swim next to you forever,
But I fear that you will tire of me
And drift off with a shark.
The coral and the clown fish
Are extremely colorful,
But I would rather swim with you.
I rather hope that you would too.
Well, I haven't got a harpoon
And I haven't got a spear,
But there isn't anything to hunt
Anyway way down here.
It's funny, but I haven't got a clue
As to how one would fall in love with you,
But I still wish you'd stay
For an hour or two.
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