Pacific Coast Heartbreak
“Pacific Coast Heartbreak“ Explained
Well it’s been too long since I’ve made my bed
You know my mind’s in the clouds and I’ve got a heart of lead
And I’m afraid that it loses shape
And your outline here is something I can’t erase.
I need to go to the mountains I need to talk to God
I need to fall out of favor with the one that I was
I need to stir up some rushing and some wanderlust
I need to get out of trouble, I need to fall in love
And you’re trouble, love
Well it’s been too long since I’ve slept alone
You know I pulled up stakes, and dammit, I left my home
And my sorry heart you more than broke
I watched as you strung it out there at the end of my rope
I need to go to the mountains I need to talk to God
I need to fall out of favor with the one that I was
I need to stir up some rushing and some wanderlust
I need to get out of trouble, I need to fall in love
And you’re trouble, love
And when you see the pacific I hope it makes you cry
Realize what you’re missing since I said goodbye
And when your new love stops shining and it’s rusted down
Know that I may be landlocked, but I’m not around
Because I went to the mountains, because I talked to God
And soon I fell out of favor with the one that I what
I got to stir up some rushing and some wanderlust
I got the hell out of Nashville and I fell in love
And you’re trouble, love
And you’re trouble, love
And you’re trouble, love
© Della Croce