Herman Düne - Lay your head on my chest

And we passed a truck carrying a heavy load
And then I drove you off the main road
Down to a lake of silver
Well, you were cuter than ever
And ten we went to swim for a mile or two
We did the breast-stroke and the butterfly too
The sight was amazing
Although the water was freezing

And I’m not wearing an iron armor
So if you want to feel a little warmer
Anytime be my guest
Lay your head on my chest
And if you feel cheated
If you feel lied to or mistreated
What is good could be the best
If you lay your head on my chest

Then I fell silence and it was silly
I guess it must be running in my family
When we are bothered
We should tell each other

Then I felt a cramp in my legs and tears in my eyes
You told me the words of men who were famous and wise
They say “One who forgets is one who is smart”
And “you should never go swimming with a heavy heart”

You’d be sinking like a stone
Sulking in your corner all alone
Put your grudges at rest
Lay your head on my chest
Let me drive the car yo
And play good music on the stereo
From this town to the next
Lay your head on my chest

Well I’m not wearing an iron armor
So if you want to feel a little warmer
Anytime be my guest
Lay your head on my chest
You should let me drive the car yo
And play good music on the stereo
From this town to the next
Baby you should lay your head on my chest