Water spider, you can't catch me. I am running at 103 MPH to the island of trees. Water spider, I play from a point of strength. Count me lucky that I can sink even if I cannot walk on waves. In my parents' world, my feet burn on the asphalt.
I'm running as fast as I can, hope this rock will help me stand. Will it wobble? Will it be? I am strong now I have grown! Nobody knows that I am home. I am alone, but I am free.
Water spider, where your pond is still all the yelling from over the hill cannot reach you, so don't be afraid. Water spider, I know that I should've asked before I grabbed you and jumped from the tallest ledge. But you should've seen your tiny, squenched up face. It was an explosion of indignant insect-disgrace.
I'm running as fast as I can, hope this rock will help me stand. Will it wobble? Will it be? I am strong now I have grown! Nobody knows that I am home. I am alone, but I am free.
Now when this day is done, loud ovation to the sun, and good night to all the bees. We'll welcome in the stars, and we'll count each other's arms, and we'll laugh cause you have more than me.
I'm running as fast as I can, hope this rock will help me stand. Will it wobble? Will it be? I am strong now I have grown! Nobody knows that I am home. I am alone, but I am free.