Way out in the lake there is a place where I can’t touch
And though I’ve always loved to swim that was always wet enough
Everything’s distorted when you see it from above
But clarity will follow thee
because opening your eyes beneath well that’s love
Don’t ask me how the water is
Just listen to me swim
Keep my towel in the sun
Try to love my wrinkled skin
I could tread until I’m dead and still I wouldn’t know
The gift of drowning calls to me and when it does I slow
We are in the water we are in the undertow
Just stay with it don’t counterfeit and never let it go
Don’t ask me how the water is
Just listen to me swim
Keep my towel in the sun
Try to love my wrinkled skin
Drink the lake and drown the ache
And give yourself a break
It’s all learning how to stay
It’s all learning how to say
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Incredible songwriting and vocals. The songs are so beautiful and are full of honesty and freshness. I'm very glad I discovered Julie's music! nick arne
supported by 4 fans who also own “Don't Ask Me How the Water Is”
She's an amazing artist to share something like this in a way that makes you understand what it was like to live it. The album still breaks my heart but I love listening to it. Put your grown up ears on and empathize. naataq
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