WATER
Krisma Lyrics

Water, Water, Water, Water
The repetition of the word 'water' signifies the importance of water in our lives and the abundance of it surrounding us.

Water, Water, Wat...
The continuation of the repetition of the word 'water' emphasizes its presence all around us.

A' La Mosque Du Temp
The phrase 'A' La Mosque Du Temp' refers to a mosque that symbolizes the passing of time and the importance of living in the present.

Si Tu Savais Comment
The phrase 'Si Tu Savais Comment' means 'if you knew how' and implies that there is a way to achieve something if one only knew how to do it.

To Open All The Doors
The phrase 'To Open All The Doors' suggests that in order to achieve something, one must first find the means to reach that goal.

You Have To Find The Walls
The phrase 'You Have To Find The Walls' implies that obstacles must be overcome in order to reach a goal, and that these obstacles are the 'walls' that must be found and navigated before success can be achieved.

The Waves That I Produce
The 'waves' referred to here are the thoughts and feelings of the singer, which have an effect on others around them.

You Swallow What I Choose
The singer has control over the thoughts and feelings of those around them, as they 'swallow' what the singer chooses to produce.

And Soaping More And More
The singer's thoughts and feelings become more intense and pronounced as they continue to 'soap' or generate more waves.

I Bubble Mon Amour
The singer's intense emotions 'bubble' over and are directed towards their loved one.

Can You Wash The Water
The phrase 'Can You Wash The Water' is a metaphor for attempting the impossible, as water cannot be washed but can only be changed or purified.

And If I Am Alone
The singer is comfortable with being by themselves and does not need others to be happy.

I Swim Just With My Clone
The singer enjoys being alone and needs only their own company to be content.

And Floating Down, We Flow
The singer is enjoying the feeling of being alone, as they 'flow' through their thoughts and feelings.

Through Hollows In The Foam
The 'hollows in the foam' are the gaps or empty spaces in the singer's thoughts and emotions, which they explore while alone.

Shoot Holograms Of Me
The singer wants to be remembered and immortalized through images, or 'holograms,' of themselves.

How Happy You Should Be
The singer believes that those who remember them through holograms will be happy to have those memories.

Dancing In The Room...
The singer imagines others dancing with their hologram, bringing them back to life in a sense.

With Me For Company!
The singer's hologram brings them back to life in a way, allowing others to have their company even after they are gone.

The Mineral That Moves
The singer is referring to water, the 'mineral' that moves in streams and oceans.

Is Bright As Silver Youles
Water is compared to 'silver youles,' a bright and shining mineral, emphasizing its beauty and importance.

And When I'm Really Tired
The singer finds solace and comfort in the movement of water when they are feeling exhausted or overwhelmed.

I Just Go With The Tide
The singer relies on the movement and flow of water to guide them and help them through difficult times.

A' La Mosque Du Temp, Temp
Repetition of the mosque phrase, indicating that the passage of time is essential and fleeting, and that living in the present is critical to success.

Can You, Can You - Can You, Can You
Repetition of the question, emphasizing its importance and making it impossible to ignore.

A' La Mosque Du Temp
Repetition of the mosque phrase, reinforcing the idea of living in the present to achieve success.

Si Tu Savais Comment.
Reiteration of the idea that there is a way to achieve success, if one only knew how to do it.