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32 Degrees
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32 Degrees
I’m a waterman
Through and through
I’ll swim lakes, big creeks and rivers
I’ll swim in the ocean too
I cut through the waves like scissors
And my blood is ocean blue
Just drop me in the nearest sea
And watch me move like poetry oh yea
I’ll do freestyle of the butterfly
Just toss me and say goodbye oh yea
I was born in the river
My heart lives in the sea
Then winter came along
And watched my waters freeze
You come from the mountains
The wilderness and trees
But our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
Winter queen
Just like the snow
You’re just getting warmed up
warmed up when drops to 10 below
She’ll strap on both her skis
And go flying down the slopes
Through the trees through the pine
Alpine flyin' death defying soul
Carving left carving right
On the edge of losing all control
But you don’t
I was born in the river
My heart lives in the sea
Then winter came along
And watched my waters freeze
You come from the mountains
The wilderness and trees
But our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
Yea our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
And when winter froze the tundra
But I saw you everyday
Got to learn to surf this summer
So we can chase our tides away
I was born in the river
My heart lives in the sea
Then winter came along
And watched my waters freeze
You come from the mountains
The wilderness and trees
But our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
I was born in the river
My heart lives in the sea
Then winter came along
And watched my waters freeze
You come from the mountains
The wilderness and trees
But our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
Yea our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
Yea our seasons come together
At 32 degrees
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IKWYD
03:14
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