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By The Sea

When my mind runs a thousand miles an hour, I go to the sea. 🌊 This song is about finding significance in stillness.

Chris Lafe King
Chris Lafe King
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By The Sea

Listen early on YouTube. https://youtu.be/yQxaNUI_DmY?si=Sn43vr90BSVfHj5L

Some days my mind runs a thousand bits per second. On those days, I just have an overwhelming desire to be by the sea.

Out there, I feel small in the best way. The horizon stretches my perspective. The waves take what I cannot carry. Who I am and what I have becomes enough.

“By The Sea” is about discovering significance in stillness, an infinite source of fulfillment when I focus on what I have instead of what I lack. It is a song about perspective, presence, and the quiet kind of love that stays when the tide pulls at everything else.

I hope you enjoy it! (Preferably by the sea. 🌊)

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