You and I are deep sea divers on a task
Little bubbles rising from your scuba mask
I can see your empty eyes are not alive
Shouldn't they be?

You and I are sitting on the ocean floor
You were tired of swimming and you're so bored
Little yellow fish float past your sullen face
Shouldn't you smile once in a while?

You're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Oh, now I'm blue
Now I'm in deeper, too

You're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Oh, now I'm blue
Now I'm in deeper than you

Little yellow fish are ?
Would everything you wish you had be good enough?
We're divers, that's why we're in our suits
They'll fire me and you
They'll hire someone new

Besides,
You're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Oh, now I'm blue
Now I'm in deeper, too

You're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Oh, now I'm blue
Now I'm unhappy, too

Of all the pretty girls
I had to choose
Of all the pretty ones
I wanted you

But now you're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Now I'm blue
Now I'm unhappy, too

You're bringing me down
You're bringing me down
Now I'm blue
Now I'm in deeper, too


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    "little yellow fish are happy, it's not so tough"

    that's the line you're missing.

    equivalenceon May 09, 2010   Link

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