Coconut And Rum
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Coconut And Rum
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It's the breeze by the sea
It's the red in the sky
When the sun sets
By the boardwalk
It's the coconut juice
With a little rum
Or maybe it's the jukebox
Playing our song
Ay ay ay ay, ay ay ay ay
I miss you, love
Ay ay ay ay, ay ay ay ay
I miss you, love
It's the hot sand
It's the pearls of the sea
It's the wave that comes
And the wave that goes.... Ay ay
It's your cinnamon skin
Your coral mouth
Your love is the tide
That drags me to the depths of the sea
Ay ay ay ay, ay ay ay ay
I miss you, love
Ay ay ay ay, ay ay ay ay
I miss you, love
Little sea star
Little gift from the sky
Please go tell my sweet love
That I love her, that I am always waiting
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Who performs "Coconut And Rum"?
Daniel Indart performs "Coconut And Rum", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Indart catalog on LyroVerse.
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