East Coast
Coastal Love Chronicles: Embracing Life's Drifts
Lyrics
East coast drifting
Expressing a sense of movement and direction towards the East Coast.
Hand and hand down the road
Symbolizing unity and partnership, walking together down a path.
Long wait flowing
Referring to time passing slowly, possibly in anticipation or reflection.
Carelessly out the door
Suggesting a departure or exit without much concern or thought.
Hold me closer
Asking for closeness or intimacy in the relationship.
Head on my shoulder
Physical closeness, with one person resting their head on the other's shoulder.
Don't let go
An urging not to let go, emphasizing the desire for connection.
Tell me when you wanna go
Invitation to communicate preferences about the journey or relationship.
Cuz I don't even care anymore
Expressing a lack of concern or emotional investment in the current situation.
So tell me when you wanna go
Repetition of the invitation to decide when to move forward together.
Wanna go
Reiteration of the desire to proceed in the journey or relationship.
Happy endings losers
Suggesting skepticism or disappointment with traditional happy endings.
Winnings all the same
Implying that success or victory may not bring substantial change.
Momma's not forgiven
Highlighting a mother figure who has not been forgiven for a significant decision.
For the decision that you made
Referring to a specific decision made by someone's mother, possibly affecting the speaker.
New edition to your kitchen
Introducing a new element to the domestic space, suggesting a change or addition.
But I'll stay
Commitment to stay despite challenges or changes in the environment.
Tell me where you wanna go
Reiteration of the earlier question about the preferred destination or direction.
I don't even care anymore
Reemphasizing the speaker's lack of emotional investment in the decision-making process.
Tell me when you wanna go
Repetition of the question, emphasizing the ongoing uncertainty or indifference.
Wanna go
Reiteration of the desire to move forward, echoing earlier sentiments in the lyrics.
Comment