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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 2,069 Likes: 103
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I’d love to get your thoughts on a new track I’ve been working on called “Coffee To Go.” It’s a lighthearted, narrative-driven indie/bedroom pop song about a brief meet at a coffee shop that turns into something more. The story follows three distinct encounters - a coffee shop, a downtown bar, and a walk by the sea - where the casual nickname "coffee to go" eventually becomes a sign that the relationship isn't just temporary anymore. I hope you like it. COFFEE TO GOhttps://soundclick.com/song/15356301[Instrumental Intro] [Verse] Walked in for a cup one sunny day She caught my eye, I looked away Sun in her hair, eyes bright and blue She asked, “What can I get for you?” [Verse] I said, “A coffee, please — to go” She handed it over, nice and slow Took my cup and walked outside But left my heart there by her side [Chorus] Coffee to go, coffee to go That little cup set my heart aglow One little smile, a quick “hello” And just like that, I’m falling slow Coffee to go, coffee to go Who knew love could start with that “hello”? One quick glance and now I know I fell in love with coffee to go [Break] [Verse] Later that night at a downtown bar I saw her, she looked like a movie star She walked right over, laughed at me “Hey there, coffee to go,” said she [Verse] We talked a while, in the neon glow I wanted to ask, but I moved too slow Night came to a close, but before I could go She waved and said, “See you, coffee to go” [Chorus] Coffee to go, coffee to go That little cup set my heart aglow One little smile, a quick “hello” And just like that, I’m falling slow Coffee to go, coffee to go Who knew love could start with that “hello”? One quick glance and now I know I fell in love with coffee to go [Verse] Two days later, down by the sea She turned around and spotted me Walking the tide in the afternoon light Everything suddenly felt so right [Verse] I found my nerve and took her hand “Can I buy you a drink down by the sand” She laughed and said, “You already know” But this time, let’s not make it to go [Bridge] It wasn't planned, it wasn't slow It started with a cup to go A simple spark, a sudden light Turned a quiet day into something bright [Interlude] (Coffee to go) (To go, to go, to go) (Coffee to go) (To go, to go, to go) [Final Chorus] Coffee to go, coffee to go That little cup set my heart aglow One little smile, a quick “hello” And just like that, I’m falling slow Coffee to go, coffee to go Who knew love could start with that “hello”? One quick glance and now I know I fell in love with coffee to go [Outro] (Coffee to go) (To go, to go, to go) (Coffee to go)
Last edited by Rob B.; 10/06/26 01:37 PM.
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