Waterfront

It was rainin',
I walked all day,
walked by myself,
and it's fallen again.

I was out of my brain,
just strolled on the streets,
in the air
and the rain,

to the fields.
And the day turned to night
and the night turned to day,
it was falling again.

And the air and the rain,
my hands and my face,
the cars on the streets
the town and the fields

seemed to me. . .

I know where you're going,
I know who you are
I know why you feel this,
I think you'd better learn to swim.

It's rainin',
I'm walking here again,
the way crosses the town
to the fields in the rain.

I'm out my brain,
just strolling on the streets,
and all faces and places
start closin' around me.

The rain's like a sea,
'cause it's all around me,
and it's all around me
the air and the rain

and it's all inside me
yes, all the same
yes, all the same,
the air and the rain

and the cars and the streets
and the town and the fields
yes, all the same. . .
yes, it's all. . .