Standing on a beach somewhere
Looking for something to see
As the beach rolls in, I swear
It's bringing something to me

Baby, one day I'll have what I want:
Someone to stand next to me
But until then, I'll just wait and watch
As the pull rolls into me

Beach foam baby
Midnight baby
Beach foam, beach foam baby
Midnight baby, midnight baby
Midnight

Standing on a shore somewhere
Looking for something to be
As the beach rolls in, I swear
It's bringing something to me

Baby, one day I'll have what I want
Baby, one day I'll follow the stream
But until then I'll just wait and watch
As the pull rolls into me

Beach foam baby
Midnight baby
Beach foam, beach foam baby
Midnight baby, midnight baby
Midnight

Beach foam baby, beach foam
Beach foam baby
Midnight baby, midnight baby
Midnight


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Beach Foam Lyrics as written by Samuel Thompson Herring John Gerrit Welmers

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    My Interpretation

    They're from Greenville, NC. I like to imagine the beach is there. (Although before I looked that up I had two images, one at the Firth of Forth and one at Coney Island.)

    gongniuon September 02, 2011   Link

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