Swim
from Handheld Torch by Tarmac Adam
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lyrics
If I wish for more than I can adore
I'll break in two
Have to forget about you
Don't want to love too much
So this time don't touch me
When I frown and I'm lying down
Alone when with you
Swim with you
When a wheel starts to burn
Any my fingers they turn around
Hold your hand to help me stand
Alone when with you
Swim swim as fast as you can
Swallowing water swallowing sand
Swim swim as fast as you can
Far from the shallow far from the land
Swim swim as fast as you can
Swallowing water swallowing sand
Swim swim sad the fish to the man
Far from the shallow far from the land
I'll break in two
Have to forget about you
Don't want to love too much
So this time don't touch me
When I frown and I'm lying down
Alone when with you
Swim with you
When a wheel starts to burn
Any my fingers they turn around
Hold your hand to help me stand
Alone when with you
Swim swim as fast as you can
Swallowing water swallowing sand
Swim swim as fast as you can
Far from the shallow far from the land
Swim swim as fast as you can
Swallowing water swallowing sand
Swim swim sad the fish to the man
Far from the shallow far from the land
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from Handheld Torch,
released January 1, 2003
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Tarmac Adam Melbourne, Australia
Tarmac Adam is the studio creation of Melbourne, Australia-based songwriter Matt O’Donnell and co-conspirator, multi-instrumentalist Steve Paix.
discography
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Oct 2015 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 2003
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