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A whisper to my ear, I'll make the words out through the waves
Since you've not been here, I've changed my tune
And all I can hear is your sound, and I'd say you're coming 'round
I can feel the sunlight barely breaking on the sea
I don't want to miss you, I don't want you missing me
It's about time we climb out of the wreakage
I can see a way now, you can come and rescue me
I don't want to waste this, I don't want it wasting me
It's about time we climb out of the wreakage,
Sky is ours to write, we can finally send the message
This won't disappear, 'cause we can't let go of what we love
Cannot interfere, I'm not afraid
I know that the darkness come on the closer we get to dawn
I can feel the sunlight barely breaking through the trees
I don't want to miss you, I don't want you missing me

It's about time we climb out of the wreakage
I can see a way now, you can come and rescue me
I don't want to waste this, I don't want it wasting me
It's about time we climb out of the wreakage
Sky is ours to write, we can finally send the message
Long before the damage is done
Long before we've got to listen, listen, listen, listen, listen
I can feel the sunlight barely breaking into me
I don't want to miss you, I don't want you missing me
It's about time we climb out of the wreakage
I can see a way now, you can come and rescue me
I don't want to waste this, I don't want it wasting me
It's about time we climb out of the wreakage
Sky is ours to write, we can finally send the message
We can finally send the message
It's about time, It's about time
We can finally send the message
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Lowfish is the musical guise of Gregory de Rocher, co-owner of Canada's premiere source for robot music, Suction Records. Born in Toronto in 1972, Lowfish spent his earliest years plagued with hearing problems, and was forced monthly to confinement in a sound-proof hospital laboratory, listening to the gurgling sounds of his brain. Once cured, young Lowfish found sanctuary in the sound of music, and was particularly infatuated with his mom's disco 8-track of Giorgio Moroder's robotic masterpiece "I Feel Love".

Read more about Lowfish on Last.fm.


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