Verse 1 Oh, what a strange and curious sight, This golden world of blinding light. The sand, it shifts, a velvet floor, Each grain a tale from distant shores. The waves, they hum a haunting tune, Beneath the gaze of noon’s cruel moon. Pre-Chorus Oh, radiant day, thou art so loud, Yet charming, wrapped in thy sunlit shroud. Chorus 1 My parasol, a frail disguise, Yet here I stand with open eyes. The sea does glint, a jeweled parade, A treasure trove the sun hath made. Verse 2 The mortals laugh, their faces shine, Their joy, a dance both crude and fine. They run with bare feet, free of care, Whilst I observe, a specter there. An ice cream cone—a melting jest, Its fleeting form? Perhaps the best. Pre-Chorus Oh, ocean vast, thy voice a plea, What mysteries dost thou keep from me? Chorus 2 My boots do sink where waves do kiss, A strange embrace of fleeting bliss. A jellyfish drifts, soft and sly, Its form so strange I pause nearby. Bridge A lifeguard asks, “Art thou bewitched? Thy gaze doth linger, deeply stitched.” I smile and say, “I merely muse, On wonders grand, and hues I choose.” For though my world is shaded night, This place doth spark a softer light. Chorus 3 A goth at sea? Oh, such a tale! The briny breeze, a whispered gale. I touch the tide; it pulls, it plays, A siren’s call to darker days. Outro Farewell, dear beach, thy spell profound, A curious land where life abounds. Though shadows claim my heart as true, I’ll dream of thee, thy sapphire hue.
