Roll In Tide

Katie Thompson · Impossible [2011]

He rolls in like the tide, dragging me out to sea

Whether my life was all that I hoped it would be

Roll in tide

Roll in tide



As if to hide, I'd show him somebody, not me

And if I lied, it's just so that he'd leave me be

Well, I'll never know another, no other will ever know me

Roll in tide

Roll in tide



[Chorus]

Pull me out

Pull me out of this deep blue me

Bring me around

Make me see all these things that you see

Just don't take no from me

Don't take no



We're in over our head, sink to the bottom of me

Like a coat made from lead, wear the day delicately

Well, I'll never know another, no other will ever know me

Roll in tide

Roll in tide



[Chorus]

Pull me out

Pull me out of this deep blue me

Bring me around

Make me see all these things that you see

Just don't take no from me

Don't take no



And no more lies from me

And no more no's from me



[Instrumental]



[Chorus]

Pull me out

Pull me out of this deep blue me

Bring me around

Make me see all these things that you see

Pull me out

Pull me out of this deep blue me

Bring me around

Make me see all these things that you see

Just don't take no from me

Don't take no



He left with the tide

Never to be seen again

Roll In Tide

Roll In Tide stands as a defining track from Katie Thompson's 2011 album, Impossible. The recording captures the artist's signature blend of soulful pop and emotive storytelling, showcasing her ability to craft intimate soundscapes that resonate with listeners. As part of a cohesive body of work that includes tracks like Good As Gold and Always Present, the song reflects Thompson's mature songwriting during this period. The album marked a significant step in her discography, moving away from earlier styles to embrace a more polished, contemporary production style. Roll In Tide remains a testament to her vocal range and emotional depth, offering a moment of reflection within a collection of songs that explore themes of resilience and connection. This track continues to be appreciated for its melodic structure and the genuine feeling it conveys through Thompson's performance.