Lyric

Gentle breezes sway the surface of the tide

Sparkling like a jewel where the sunbeams hide

Deep inside my mind, I see my hometown sea

Where the oyster rafts are floating, wild and free

If I let the salty wind blow against my face

Could I ever find my way back to that sacred place?

Back to the days when I was just a child

Before the sorrow came, when my heart was young and wild

Take me back home, to the warmth I used to know

Where the light was dancing in the evening glow

Wrapped in the kindness of a mother’s embrace

Finding the smile on my younger self’s face

I want to go back

To the world I used to know

The clouds are holding back, as if they're shy and still

The piercing blue of summer gives my heart a thrill

Deep inside my mind, I see my hometown hill

Where the cicadas are singing, loud and never still

Playing with the sunlight through the leafy trees

Could I ever find my way back to those memories?

With a heart as white as the morning snow

Feeling all the magic that I used to know

If someone could just hold me, tight and very near

Could I wash away the worry and the heavy fear?

In the middle of the warmth, in the middle of the light

I’d find the laughter hidden in the night

Let me feel it once more

Take me back home, to the warmth I used to know

Where the light was dancing in the evening glow

Wrapped in the kindness of a mother’s embrace

Finding the smile on my younger self’s face

Hometown sea

Summer on the hill

I remember