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Ocean Colour Scene ~ Cool Cool Water


Cool cool water where I rest my head You keep me running to a single bed Yellow moon rising on the riverboat wild You keep me running like a child Yellow moon rising on the riverboat wild You keep me running like a child Bobby don't know He's got a funny way of seeing situations Call him on the phone And ain't it funny but he never seems to come home Bobby don't know He's got a funny way of seeing situations Call him on the phone Ain't it strange that he never seems to go home (Repeat first verse) more free lyrics

Cool cool water where I rest my head
You keep me running to a single bed
Yellow moon rising on the riverboat wild
You keep me running like a child

Yellow moon rising on the riverboat wild
You keep me running like a child

Bobby don't know
He's got a funny way of seeing situations
Call him on the phone
And ain't it funny but he never seems to come home

Bobby don't know
He's got a funny way of seeing situations
Call him on the phone
Ain't it strange that he never seems to go home

(Repeat first verse)

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