West Coast

Chasing Dreams on the West Coast
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Lyrics

Take a seat, settle down

Expressing a welcoming gesture, inviting someone to sit and relax.

Let's have a drink

Suggesting a casual and social atmosphere by proposing to have a drink.

Pass the bottle around

Encouraging the sharing of a bottle, possibly symbolizing openness and camaraderie.

I understand why you haven't made a sound

Acknowledging the silence of the other person and expressing understanding for it.

If I could I would I'd tell you how

Expressing a desire to communicate one's feelings, despite potential difficulties.

And it's been years

Reflecting on the passage of time and anticipating many more years ahead.

It's been years

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And it'll be many more I'm sure

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Where I'm dreaming about the west coast

Repeatedly expressing a longing or daydreaming about the west coast.

Dreaming about the west coast

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Dreaming about the west coast

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I'm dreaming about the west coast

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Oh the best coast

Referring to the west coast as the "best coast," indicating a positive view of it.

And if you around come on down

Inviting someone to join in a specific location, acknowledging past heartbreaks.

To the wrong side of town

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That's where I'll be singing songs about eternity

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And girls who never loved us back

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No they never seem to love us back

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No they never seem to

Highlighting the recurring theme of unrequited love.

And I know it's been years, there's been tears

Acknowledging the passage of time, tears, but emphasizing perseverance.

But I'm still here I'm still here

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Dreaming about the west coast

Reiterating the dream or yearning for the west coast as the best place.

Dreaming about the west coast

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Dreaming about the best coast

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I'm dreaming about the west coast

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Oh the west coast

Reaffirming the appeal and desirability of the west coast.

And if I come to your house late tonight

Describing a late-night visit with a broken car, expressing a connection to the Pacific.

With a car with broken headlights

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If I told you the pacific has been calling my name

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Will you tell me that you feel the same

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Cuz I refuse to write our breakup song

Declining to write a breakup song, hinting at a desire to leave in the morning.

So by the morning we'll be gone

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Vancouver lights pull us along

Listing cities along the west coast, suggesting a journey towards them.

Seattle Portland sing along

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San Francisco to LA

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All our worries sail away

Emphasizing the carefree attitude of leaving everything behind for a road trip.

Pack a bag and take my hand

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We don't care that no one understands

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We have the radio and open road

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Which always beats sleeping alone

Highlighting the preference for companionship over solitude during the journey.

I can drive and you can sleep

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Pass me cigarettes and dreams

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And tell me it'll be ok

Expressing a desire for reassurance and a yearning for emotional well-being.

I just wanna feel ok

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The only way we'll be ok

Stating that reaching the west coast is the key to feeling okay.

Is when we make it to the west coast

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That's where I'll be if you wanna find me

Indicating the specific location where the singer will be found.

That's where I'll be you try to find me

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No I won't stop till the pacific ocean stops me

Committing to continue the journey until reaching the Pacific Ocean.

No I won't stop till the ocean stops me

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Headed for the west coast no ones gonna stop me no ones gonna stop me no

Repeatedly asserting determination to reach the west coast without obstacles.

Headed for the west coast no ones gonna stop me no ones gonna stop me no

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Headed for the west coast no ones gonna stop me no ones gonna stop me no

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Dreaming about the west coast

Continuing the theme of dreaming about the west coast as a symbol of aspiration.

Dreaming about the west coast

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Dreaming about the west coast

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Dreaming about the west coast

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Dreaming about the west coast

Repeating the longing or daydreaming about the west coast as a closing statement.

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