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It's not the most cost effective way of getting water breathing, or the easiest to use, but if you can use it, a scroll of Alter Self. Change into something with a swim speed, which because of the rules for Polymorph spells, also allows you to breath while swimming. Add on a +2 to Str/Dex for size, and possible natural attacks, maybe even Darkvision. Not bad for a 2nd level spell, and something that doesn't become useless if you never come across large bodies of water again.

Lizardfolk is my form of choice for water, though they don't get Darkvision, so having a magical light source definitely helps. Which since it's a Bard/Wizard spell, hopefully you can cast light.

Problem with polymorph is, unless you are a druid you will likely lose a lot of your class functionality. No weapons, probably no spells, no armor, etc.

I'm also super curious about the forgery rules. Cool spycraft/heist missions or forged claims of nobility to justify wars (shades of Crusader Kings 2) could make those really awesome...or create a world where forgery is super simple and your average bard is, essentially, a master counterfeiter and destroys economies.

I had one of my favorite gaming moments using the forgery skill in the last pathfinder game I played. Near the climax of the campaign, in the spur of the moment I planted a forged letter on as assassin to frame my father, whom I hated. Got him thrown in jail and I was made head wizard of the family.

Ok, so with the change a spell warrior can definitely share rage powers. But now the question is to allies that accept the song now get the penalties associated with inspire rage? Namely the restriction on Charisma, Dex and Int skills, concentration, etc.

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/e/eaglesoul

Normally divine spells are listed as cleric/oracle [level]. But this spell only lists it as cleric. It also shows the same in the Inner Sea Magic campaign setting book.

So can oracles cast this spell?