Lyrics of 'By The Coast (feat. Luna Keller)' by Thomas LaVine
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Help me out my long, lost friend
Tell me all that could’ve been
And if I start to lose myself
A secret I could never tell
Oh, oh
Meet me down by the coast
I’ll be waiting there for you
Until the ocean tides rise
And swallow the sky
I’ll be waiting there for you
If I get lost among the trees
Could they keep me company
When the morning light grows dim
Come the night I’ll find you then
Oh, oh
Meet me down by the coast
I’ll be waiting there for you
Until the ocean tides rise
And swallow the sky
I’ll be waiting there for you
On the beach you lay
Watch the stars dance upon the bay
And ask the lovely night if she could stay
Oh, oh
Meet me down by the coast
I’ll be waiting there for you
Until the ocean tides rise
And swallow the sky
I’ll be waiting there for you
Until the ocean tides rise
And swallow the sky
I’ll be waiting there for you
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