The Shining Sea Peggy Lee
"The Shining Sea" by Peggy Lee, released in 1955, is a pop ballad that evokes themes of love and longing through vivid imagery of the sea. The lyrics express a deep emotional connection and the beauty of nature. Musically, it features lush orchestration and Lee's smooth vocals, enhancing its romantic atmosphere. The song remains a classic in Lee's discography. #Pop
We loved the shining sea
He gathered seashells there for me
His hands, his strong brown hands
We'd sit there on the sand
He'd kiss the hollow of my hand
His kiss, I miss his kiss
I hear the gray gulls cry
I see them dip their wings
I feel the pounding surf
And other things
I can't believe he's gone
I think I'll go where he might be
I'll go, I need him so
I need a shining sea
He gathered seashells there for me
His hands, his strong brown hands
We'd sit there on the sand
He'd kiss the hollow of my hand
His kiss, I miss his kiss
I hear the gray gulls cry
I see them dip their wings
I feel the pounding surf
And other things
I can't believe he's gone
I think I'll go where he might be
I'll go, I need him so
I need a shining sea
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