Of course i'll wait course i'll wait
for you love
there's nothing else to do
but to wait here for you
well of course i'll take course i'll take a chance ohh (?)
everything yours and mine
i'll be fine we'll be fine

and she's like sun and water
and she drowns me when i speak
and hurts me in my sleep
(x2)

there's time and space and rhythm and pace
that defines me
oh what's underneath it all
is what we'll keep looking for
just turn the page, read the phase
out loud now
it might be what you wanted
when all dust has cleared


and she's like sun and water
and she drowns me when i speak
and hurts me in my sleep
(x2)

well hey where did my buddies(?) go?
come on now
come on now
forget it i dont want to know
come on now
come on now
i see your face and that's all
come on now
come on now
there's not a care in the world
my world

and she's like sun and water
and she drowns me when i speak
and hurts me in my sleep
(x2)

so fall with me and grow from where we both land


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    I'm pretty sure i've got some of the lyrics wrong somewhere along the way so feel free to comment on eiditng points to the lyrics

    Gstarrron May 19, 2009   Link

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