Finish The Lyric: "Swim through your veins like"?

The lyric “Swim through your veins like” is followed by “a fish in the sea” in Uncle Kracker’s “Follow Me.”

Released in 2000, “Follow Me” was Uncle Kracker’s debut solo single and the lead single from his album Double Wide. The song was written by Uncle Kracker, whose real name is Matthew Shafer, and Michael Bradford; Kid Rock produced it with Bradford. The lyric uses the image of something moving freely and invisibly through the body, which contributes to the song’s deliberately suggestive tone.

The song became a major international hit in 2001, reaching number one in eight countries and number five on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. It is often remembered as a light, radio-friendly pop-rock song, although listeners have debated whether its lyrics refer to drugs, infidelity, or both. Uncle Kracker himself said the song was open to multiple meanings. The answer is therefore a lyric completion, not a reference to a separate fish-related song.