Hell In High Water
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Hell In High Water
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Deep in the water
I made my home
Followed my lover here
But she left me all alone
She don't like it, like it like I do
Why don't you come and see me
Beneath the waves
Maybe you visit
Maybe you stay
If you like it, like it like I do
Do you like it, like it like I do
Now you go to meeting
When Sunday comes
Then you come see me
We'll have some fun
Maybe you like it, like it like I do
Out in the water
Out in the sea
I'm waiting, lover
For you to come to me
You're gonna like it, like it like I do
Do you like it, like it like I do
I am hell in high water
And I never sleep
So watch your daughters
And stay out of the deep
Unless you like it, like it like I do
Do you like it, like it like I do
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