I still can't believe it .. . him comin' here everyday, nobody realizin'. Still, that's life: lotta stuff happens under the waterline.

Alan Moore
About This Quote

The speaker is talking about his friend who is a famous musician. He has known this particular person for over thirty years and is still shocked by his success. Most people would agree that many things happen under the waterline, right? From one day to another, everything can change. A friendship can be made or lost.

We all have experienced this with our own lives. Sometimes it seems as if nothing is going right but then something amazing happens that makes you see your life in a new light.

Source: Watchmen

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