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Tears For Fears ~ Don't Drink The Water


This a religion No, this a drag That man over there is smoking sweet cigarettes Hey look at that fag ! I had a dream I saw you swim Sink to your grave Down to Davy Jone's locker Under the waves Don't say " Thank God for simple truths " Take me to your leader Take me for a ride The shutters were never open The day I used to hide All of the things I never knew I should have said When you looked like Frida Kahlo Curled up in bed Don't say " Thank God for simple truths " Don't drink the water, baby Don't drink the water, baby So much emotion, these eyes a strange kind of blue Deep as the ocean, they named a sea after you Don't say " Thank God for simple truths " Don't drink the water, baby Don't drink the water, baby Don't drink the water, baby Don't drink the water, baby more free lyrics

This a religion
No, this a drag
That man over there is smoking sweet cigarettes
Hey look at that fag !

I had a dream
I saw you swim
Sink to your grave
Down to Davy Jone's locker
Under the waves
Don't say " Thank God for simple truths "

Take me to your leader
Take me for a ride
The shutters were never open
The day I used to hide
All of the things
I never knew
I should have said
When you looked like Frida Kahlo
Curled up in bed
Don't say " Thank God for simple truths "
Don't drink the water, baby
Don't drink the water, baby

So much emotion, these eyes a strange kind of blue
Deep as the ocean, they named a sea after you
Don't say " Thank God for simple truths "

Don't drink the water, baby
Don't drink the water, baby
Don't drink the water, baby
Don't drink the water, baby

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