Catch Your Wave

The Click Five

In the middle of the night
That's when you caught my eye
I chased you round in memories
Through the breeze and trees and you tease me
But hey

The clock's turning around
And you're still playing these games
It's such a waste to bring me down, down, down
Don't bring me down cause

Hey girl, I want to catch your wave
Hey girl, I want to drift away with you
Hey girl, you've got an undertow
Hey girl, hey girl, don't want to let you go

When I turned sixteen
That's when I started to dream
I chased you round in memories
Through the breeze and the trees and you tease me
But hey

Well every princess has her night
And I'm still in it for the fight
Not givin' in, I'm gonna win, win, win
I'm gonna win cause

Hey girl, I want to catch your wave
Hey girl, I want to drift away with you
Hey girl, you've got an undertow
Hey girl, hey girl don't want to let you go

I'm never gonna let you go

Hey girl, I want to catch your wave
Hey girl, I want to drift away with you
Hey girl, you've got an undertow
Hey girl, hey girl, don't want to let you

Hey girl, I want to catch your wave
Hey girl, I want to drift away with you
Hey girl, you've got an undertow
Hey girl, hey girl, don't want to let you
Hey girl, hey girl don't want to let you go
I'll never let you go
Alright


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Catch Your Wave Lyrics as written by Ethan Mentzer Ben Romans

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    I think its "Every princess has her KNIGHT." I just think so.

    KuroKupoon May 22, 2006   Link

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