See My Brother, He’s Jumping Out (Let’s Go Swimming #2) Arthur Russell
"See My Brother, He’s Jumping Out (Let’s Go Swimming #2)" by Arthur Russell, released in 1986, blends #Experimental and #Disco elements. The lyrics express themes of freedom, brotherhood, and the joy of swimming, symbolizing escape and connection. Its unique production and emotional depth have influenced contemporary music and culture.
[Chorus:]
Let's go swimming, let’s go swimming, let’s go swimming [x2]
[Verse 1:]
Jump, jumping out [?]
Jumping out, laugh again
Did I go swimming at all
When you let the water in yeah
When you let the water in closer
Any water coming in, see my brother
When you let the water run
Never let the water in
When he’s coming up for jumping in
When things coming up to the shoreline
Any water coming in
See my brother he’s jumping out
[Chorus]
Let's go swimming, let’s go swimming, let’s go swimming [x2]
[Verse 1:]
Jump, jumping out [?]
Jumping out, laugh again
Did I go swimming at all
When you let the water in yeah
When you let the water in closer
Any water coming in, see my brother
When you let the water run
Never let the water in
When he’s coming up for jumping in
When things coming up to the shoreline
Any water coming in
See my brother he’s jumping out
[Chorus]
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