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Track 4 of 'Field Trip To Coney Island EP'

Produced by Guilherme Machado Correia and Miguel Vilhena
Recorded and mixed by Miguel Vilhena
Written and composed by Guilherme Machado Correia
Mastered by Pieter De Wagter
Arranged by Guilherme Machado Correia and João António Nunes da Silva

Drums played by Hugo Luzio
Bass played by Guilherme Machado Correia
Guitars played by Guilherme Machado Correia and Miguel Vilhena
Synths played by Miguel Vilhena
Percussion played by Miguel Vilhena
Vocals by Guilherme Machado Correia
Backing vocals by Miguel Vilhena and Guilherme Machado Correia

Lyrics:
late night
come home
they’ll thank you now for it

midday
we’ll have fun
heal our bodies

the dealer wants to keep in touch
I can’t forget to thank my luck
the dealer wants another round
I’ll thank you all for it

I don’t even mind just got us playing
keep the volume up cause we’re not getting old
baby it’s a sin, it’s entertaining
in the nighttime

late night
I see you
hearts around your head

bright lights
and fast rides
diamond lovers

the dealer wants to keep in touch
I can’t forget to thank my luck
just got us in we’ll do our jobs
they’ll thank us all for it

I don’t even mind just got us playing
keep the volume up cause we’re not getting old
baby it’s a sin, it’s entertaining
in the nighttime

nothing brings me down 
I just found a way out
it’s so much to feel
at the same time

Lush

On My Own

Written by Jordon Zadorozny
Jordon Zadorozny: drums, bass, guitar, vocals, synthesizer
Paul D’Amour: guitars
John Fields: guitars, synthesizer, organ, percussion
Gilden Tunador: backing vocals

Animal Math

Swimming In The Same Fire

i know i know i know

Bloom

The Primitives - I Won't Care

It's Not Love

explorers

Desire

intro instrumental]

Some things come to teach us
how to face the truth —
even when it breaks our hearts.

[ ref]
Some moments come to show us
the light that still shines through,
even when the sky is dark.

Some troubles teach us gently
how tears can carry worth —
from dreams fulfilled
[ bridge]
to dreams that fall apart.

[ instrumental intermezzo]

[ ref]
Some moments come to show us
the light that still shines through,
even when the sky is dark.

And in the end,
the morning sun returns again —
reminding us with every ray:

[ bridge]
“You can always start anew.”

[ instrumental outro ]

what-someone-said….mp3

Amaya

Clear Coast consists of four musicians with various influences and backgrounds who share an ongoing drive in creating music. Blending vintage synths, dreamy guitars and catchy melodies, they created their own recognizable timbre. By self-producing all their music, they try to keep an intuitive approach and are inspired by the possibilities digital processes offer which is present in their live-shows as well. In 2022 they began to release the singles of their second album “Departure”, which will be fully released in summer 2023. It’s a voyage through different reflections of finding your place in today’s complexity.

On My Own

Clear Coast

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