(Verse 1) In a sleepy little town by the riverside, Lived a fisherman with his lovely bride. He'd cast his line from dawn 'til night, Chasing dreams of that big fish bite. (Verse 2) One sunny day, she tagged along, To watch him fish and sing his song. But oh dear, she took a step too wide, Found herself in a quicksand tide. (Chorus) She's sinking down, oh what a sight, But he's reelin' in his fish with all his might. Screamin' out, "Honey, lend a hand!" But he's too hooked on that big fish plan. (Verse 3) She's waist-deep now, sinking fast, Waving arms, she's aghast. "Darlin', please, don't leave me here!" But he's fixated on that fish so near. (Verse 4) With a mighty tug, he finally reels it in, His prize catch, with a toothy grin. Meanwhile, his wife's in a sinking strife, But that fish, it's the love of his life. (Chorus) She's down below, sinking low, But he's high on his fish, don't you know? She cries out loud, with all her might, But he's too busy basking in his fishing delight. (Verse 1) Now she's gone, swallowed by the muck, While he's celebrating his fishing luck. Lesson learned, in this tragic tale, Never let a big fish's spell prevail. (Verse 2) She's disappeared, in the quicksand's embrace, But he's lost in his fishin' race. Gone forever, his wife's last wish, All for the love of a giant fish. (Chorus) She's disappeared, in the quicksand's embrace, But he's lost in his fishin' race. Gone forever, his wife's last wish, All for the love of a giant fish.
