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Coast Road
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Everyone I've ever met
Has used up all their chances I guess
And they're left with the scars of regret
But that isn't our fate yet
We can take the coast road
Follow the horizon
Drive until we disappear
You can lay your head back
Listen to the old songs
Nothing left to keep us here
I'm wide awake
I'm wide awake
Don't fall asleep
I'm wide awake
Every love I've ever felt
Has wanted just to crash in your bed
The fool keeps his eyes shut tight
But we can still dream tonight
We can take the coast road
Follow the horizon
Drive until we disappear
You can lay your head back
Listen to the old songs
Nothing left to keep us here
I'm wide awake
I'm wide awake
Don't fall asleep
I'm wide awake
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Vanishing Shores Cleveland, Ohio
Formed in Cleveland, Ohio as a vehicle for singer/songwriter Kevin Bianchi, Vanishing Shores is a band that explores beauty wherever it may lead. Combining the melodic elements of Britpop with the urgency of Indie Rock, Vanishing Shores has spent the last 5 years exploring a musical journey that is both intensely personal and universal in its focus. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Coast Road”
Awesome compilation of quality tracks from "the vaults." It is a shame some were not included on their respective releases originally. Sadly, and like the 2-CD reissue of Reconciled and Into the Woods, more extensive liner notes would have made this release all that much better. Still, great to hear more from The Call.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Coast Road”
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