SLO (Coastal Song)
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SLO (Coastal Song)
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You told me once, just dreaming
The sky above is no ceiling
You see the stars and I see the clouds
But you and I both have our reasons
You and I started somewhere along the coast
With no borders holding back our hopes
Breathe in, breathe out, know I want you most
In this new land we’ll make our home
The coastline in June muted grey
But the blooms all come out in their time
And the love I risked, I ran out like a kite line
Never scarеd to come loose
Why do we pay such closе attention
To our doubts and our second thoughts
While the seabirds roll over waves
Whipped and wind-tossed
Making homes where the waves crash?
You and I started somewhere along the coast
With no borders holding back our hopes
Breathe in, breathe out, know I want you most
In this new land we’ll make our home
You asked me once, just dreaming
And drew me out through the evening
I see your stars and you see my clouds
And you and I both have our reasons
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Zach Winters performs "SLO (Coastal Song)", and this lyric page sits inside the Zach Winters catalog on LyroVerse.
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