[Verse 1] I bought a dive watch, now I own one wet towel I practice my descent in the hotel shower Three hundred metres? I get nervous at ten But this titanium fits like a second skin [Pre-Chorus] Forty-one millimetres, light as a lie Ten point eight five thin, slips right by I’m built for the ocean, or so I insist While checking the pool has a shallow end list [Chorus] Lumière, light me up down there Globolight blocks, bright beyond compare Five times the lume, let the deep sea know I’m glowing like a pro—well, from the boat Lumière, sleek and light on my wrist Three hundred metres of courage I’ve missed The Trident shines while I do my best To look adventurous in a life vest [Verse 2] Seventeen shaped blocks on a stippled face Twin flags glowing with immaculate grace Chamfered indexes, handset bright I can read the time in the middle of night [Pre-Chorus] Grade 2 titanium, strength without weight Light-Catcher case sits low and straight Helium valve for the climb back through I’ll use it when my elevator ride is due [Chorus] Lumière, light me up down there Globolight blocks, bright beyond compare Five times the lume, let the deep sea know I’m glowing like a pro—well, from the boat Lumière, sleek and light on my wrist Three hundred metres of courage I’ve missed The Trident shines while I do my best To look adventurous in a life vest [Bridge] Sellita SW300-1, certified and precise Fifty-six hours, keeping perfect time Exhibition back, decorated rotor on show I’m late to the beach, but the watch says so Bracelet tapers twenty-two to sixteen Micro-adjust on the go, fit stays clean Three colourways, stippled grain I picked the one that hides my sunscreen stain [Final Chorus] Lumière, light me up down there Globolight blocks, bright beyond compare Five times the lume, let the deep sea know I’m glowing like a pro—well, from the boat Lumière, ultra-slim, feather-light The prettiest tool watch in the moonlit night The Trident shines while I do my best To look adventurous in a life vest [Outro] Light as a feather, tough as the tide I’ll start with the pool, with my watch outside