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Shoreline
04:34
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As evening turns to night
It's not easy to define
You want to speak your mind
Never let this die
I take you by the arm
You smile back at me
You pull me to my feet
I love to watch
You run your fingers through your hair
Pull back your shoulders and just stare
Into the salty ocean air
Your mind lost at sea
Billions of stars
Light up the sky above me
The shoreline winds and
Guides your path when you can't find me.
I'll always choose you.
You'll always stand beside me
Your eyes shine bright as
Waves come crashing all around you
Who said these moment
Are the best that it ever could be and
Now your silence is worrying me
You know this is yours
It's all in your hands
Just wait and you'll see
I love to watch
You run your fingers through your hair
Pull back your shoulders and just stare
Into the salty ocean air
Your mind lost at sea
Billions of stars
Light up the sky above me
The shoreline winds and
Guides your path when you can't find me.
I'll always choose you.
You'll always stand beside me
Your eyes shine bright as
Waves come crashing all around you
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Shoreline (Instrumental)
04:34
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FutureHiro St. Louis, Missouri
Dreamwave/Synthpop
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FutureHiro consists of Brent Hambrick (a songwriter/producer from St. Louis, MO) and Rusty Leonard (a songwriter/producer from St. Petersburg, FL).
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