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Drift By, Float High, Falter Video (MV)




Performed By: Waldo Witt
Language: English
Length: 6:28
Written by: JOHN DAVID WITTENMYER




Waldo Witt - Drift By, Float High, Falter Lyrics




Is it conspicuous?
Was I distinct enough?
Well, let me call my own bluff
How could I know the reason, I don't know the result

(Drifting by, floating on the water, sinking into wonder)

I'm wondering
What could it be, that's leading me along?
Beyond where I can see, chasing my own shadow
When I'm already where I want to go

There's something more, I keep searching for
But my feet are already on the floor
Maybe it's better I get up
Maybe it's better I move on
Maybe uncertainty is all I can depend on

(Drifting by, floating on the water, sinking into wonder)

I'm wondering -

Days grow longer, shadows growing taller
And I forget myself, when I wander
I thought I saw you, saw you there waiting
Bitterness delayed me, but now I'm here with you
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English

Is it conspicuous?
Was I distinct enough?
Well, let me call my own bluff
How could I know the reason, I don't know the result

(Drifting by, floating on the water, sinking into wonder)

I'm wondering
What could it be, that's leading me along?
Beyond where I can see, chasing my own shadow
When I'm already where I want to go

There's something more, I keep searching for
But my feet are already on the floor
Maybe it's better I get up
Maybe it's better I move on
Maybe uncertainty is all I can depend on

(Drifting by, floating on the water, sinking into wonder)

I'm wondering -

Days grow longer, shadows growing taller
And I forget myself, when I wander
I thought I saw you, saw you there waiting
Bitterness delayed me, but now I'm here with you
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Writer: JOHN DAVID WITTENMYER
Copyright: Lyrics © Mars Music AB, Bluewater Music Corp.

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