Verse 1 I stood where Mexico’s hot sand meets the tide, Then north to San Francisco, fog rolling wide. Two points on the Pacific, worlds apart, Yet one salt heartbeat in my chest, one start. Verse 2 I’ve walked through market stalls in Japan’s bright light, Tasted street-food smoke in Vietnam’s night. From curry-scented breeze in India’s south, To Atlantic waves in Europe, then the U.S. mouth. Chorus Oh, the oceans tie the corners of the earth, Every shore I touch is just a new rebirth. North Sea, Baltic, Arctic’s frozen gleam, Mediterranean blue—each one feeds the dream. Every coastline wakes a hunger in my feet, Where all the waters meet, my soul feels complete. Verse 3 I’ve seen the grey North Sea crash on stone, Felt Baltic winds where ancient oaks have grown. Above the Arctic Circle, silence, ice, Then Mediterranean olive, warm and nice. Bridge One traveler, many horizons, same deep call, The planet’s veins connect us, one and all. From Pacific storms to Atlantic’s rolling foam, No matter where I stand, the sea feels like home. Chorus Oh, the oceans tie the corners of the earth, Every shore I touch is just a new rebirth. North Sea, Baltic, Arctic’s frozen gleam, Mediterranean blue—each one feeds the dream. Every coastline wakes a hunger in my feet, Where all the waters meet, my soul feels complete. Outro So let the compass spin, let the map unfold, Every new horizon is a story told. The world is one great ocean, wide and free, And every shore I reach just pulls me out to sea.
