Swimming Song - текст песни
Swimming Song
SWIMMING SONG (words and music: Loudon Wainwright/Snowden Music)
This summer I went swimming This summer I might have drowned But I Held my breath, kicked my feet And I moved my arms around, Moved my arms around
This summer I did the backstroke And you know that that's not all I did the breaststroke, the butterfly And the old Australian Crawl The old Australian Crawl
This summer I swam in a public place And a reservoir to boot At the latter I was informal At the former I wore my suit I wore my swimming suit
This summer I did swan-dives And jack-knifes for you all And once when you weren't looking I did a cannon-ball
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