Electric Goat Combo

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A Shoreline Tale

A Shoreline Tale lyrics by Electric Goat Combo. In a distant village In the morning A group of children friends Stare at the sea Hearing far away Sirens...

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A Shoreline Tale

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In a distant village

In the morning

A group of children friends

Stare at the sea

Hearing far away

Sirens calling

Where the freedom sings

Where is the freedom

"Let's make a boat

And run away"

The kids start

Working at the beach

Trying to build their way

Past horizon

Where the freedom sings

Where is the freedom

All the work is done

The Sun is warming

It's time to break free

From all discipline

Escape from the town

Without warning

All the children sink

All the children

"Where are our sons?"

The village says

Men and women

Searching on the beach

Cries of despair

Tears, mourning

All the children sink

All the children

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