Vārdi: Carbon Leaf. Indian Summer. Sea.

I woke up from a dream
A white rose was floating to greet the sea
Morning light race me down the wooden path
Can't catch me now, the sea

Will you wade with me? You and me, all alone?
Wading on the sea
I grab your toes and now I understand
The symbol of the rose, it floats in my hand
On this great sea strand

Hang on to me and I'll hang on to you
Until the end or until the day is through
And as we float, I'll wash away that part of me
That lures the devil in the deep blue sea

Will you always float here with me?
I don't wanna send second-hand notes
To you my friend, about the sea
So we jump back into the party
And we wade our way out past the bar
I had not, I had not planned on going out this far

Hang on to me and I'll hang on to you
Until the end or until the day is through
And as we float, I'll wash away that part of me
That lures the devil in the deep blue sea

Hang on to me and I'll hang on to you
Until the end or until the day is through
As we float, I'll wash away that part of me
That becomes the devil in the deep blue sea

'Cause the devil has a smile, and the devil has a smile
And it's thorny and it's wild and it grows deep inside
And you try to swim away but the devil calls this play
Deep blue sea, deep blue sea, deep blue sea

And the devil has a smile, and the devil has a smile
And it's thorny and it's wild and it grows deep inside
And you try to swim away but the devil calls this play
Deep blue sea, deep blue sea, deep blue sea

Deep blue sea, deep blue sea
Deep blue sea, deep blue sea
Deep blue sea, deep blue sea
Deep blue sea, deep blue sea