Tides, a breeze and the seaside window connect moments of hesitation. Similar choruses move from a blurred memory to an ache left after its echo fades. Giving the song to the tide does not settle the story.
The public direction proposes a male–female duet, acoustic guitar and warm bass with gospel-inspired simplicity. A duet is not automatically call and response: voices may alternate or sing together. Notice who carries a phrase without assigning fictional roles to the voices in advance.
Read the lyrics
[Verse 1]
I’ve seen all skies, blue and wide
Like dreaming oceans in mind
Waves whispering soft in rhyme
with my secrets drift with time
I loved the morning by the shore
And his eyes‘ mystery once more
[Chorus]
Still I remember how he looked at me
More than all the world’s infinity
Though time's blurred what used to be
It only stirred the calm in me
[Verse 2]
I walked the shore after summer rain
Let my heartbeat with the wave
How many nights I dreamed the place
With sunlight falling on my face
I loved the afternoon breeze
And the way his smile so beauty
[Chorus]
Still I remember how he looked at me
More than all this world’s infinity
Though time took the echo away
It couldn’t take the ache that stayed
[Bridge]
If I return to the window by the sea
Would we reach for what could be
Would I finally dare to say
What my eyes gave away
[Outro]
So I sing this song to the tide
Let waves take what I hide
Even if new worlds come to view
I still see the eyes deep and true
