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Reservoir #3 Lyrics
Down in the street
Under the still budding trees
You feel the pull of the reservoir
But that water's not for me
Oh
And downtown
The people walk around
You try to find, what you lost
But it's nowhere to be found
Oh
Put your shoes on
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
She's in the backyard
Catching rays with her sister
Tried to call, an hour ago
But I guess I just missed her
Oh
Down in the street
Under the still budding trees
You feel the pull of the reservoir
But that water's not for me
Oh
Put your shoes on
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
Put your shoes on
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
Under the still budding trees
You feel the pull of the reservoir
But that water's not for me
Oh
The people walk around
You try to find, what you lost
But it's nowhere to be found
Oh
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
Catching rays with her sister
Tried to call, an hour ago
But I guess I just missed her
Oh
Under the still budding trees
You feel the pull of the reservoir
But that water's not for me
Oh
Put your shoes on
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
We're going
To the fairground
Oh, Oh we've got nothing to prove
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"You feel the pull of the reservoir But that water's not for me"
The pull of the reservoir is about the calmness of the water, "the pull" being the attractiveness of the water to the narrator, he wants to go swimming, relaxing on the water but "that water's not for me" - it's a reservoir, not for swimming.
Suburban problems.