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The Water's Fine
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The Water's Fine
Won't you come out and play
The Water's Fine
So don't sit by yourself all day
And if you just look past what you see
I think you'd find some love for me
Won't you jump in?
Won't you jump in?
The Water's Fine
Won't you come out and play
The Water's Fine
And the sun'll be out all day
And if you're alone out of spite
You'll be alone in your bed tonight
Won't you jump in?
Wont you jump in?
The Water's Fine!
The Water's Fine!
The Water's Fine! Fine!
The Water's Fine!
The Water's Fine!
The Water's Fine!
If you just look past what you see
I think you'd find some love for me
Won't you jump in?
Won't you jump in?
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Lewis Fieldhouse London, UK
Quitting London never seems like 'the move' for a musician, but thats exactly what Lewis needed to do in August 2019 when
his mother's health deteriorated.
With a new album on the way, built on some 15 years of his mothers illness, the pain of her death, and learning to hold the hand of grief this is a deft and razor sharp lyricist at the on the raw edge of honesty, with only one truth to tell.
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