| I’m headed to the ditch |
| To take my fifteenth leap |
| Gonna be out of touch |
| Once I carry our legs |
| Backward sweeps the tide |
| I’d take you to the bridge |
| But the bridge has seen better days. |
| I’d take you out to the park. |
| We don’t know who’s working there tonight. |
| Pave the way for the Manta-Ray |
| Pave the way for the Manta-Ray |
| I wish that you were here |
| We’d have a tea party to celebrate |
| Drive a cop car into the lake |
| Hold our breath for two long boring days |
| (Pave) Sometimes wish (the) there was |
| (way) a slide out (for the) my window. |
| (Manta-Ray) |
| Sometimes wish there was a flume ride at Wonderland. |
| (Pave) That way, (the) no one’s gonna |
| (way) steal your (for the) wallet |
| (Manta-Ray) |
| Buried in the sand under your blanket. |
| (Pave) Sometimes wish (the) there was |
| (way) a slide out (for the) my window. |
| (Manta-Ray) |
| Sometimes wish there was a flume ride at Wonderland. |
| (Pave) That way, (the) no one’s gonna |
| (way) steal your (for the) wallet |
| (Manta-Ray) |
| Buried in the sand under your blanket. |
| (Move her out of that) |
| (Move her out of that) |
| (Move her out of that) hot burning sun. |
| (Move her out of that) |
| And (move) I’ll take you, (her out) |
| take you with me (hot burning sun) |
| to the deep end. |