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When it felt like the album needed a surf rock-esque 1990s pop song simply about people having fun and partying on a beach, the concept for this track came about. Unlike "[[Seabreeze]]", which focuses on a private island beach, the beach here is very much public and inviting. | When it felt like the album needed a surf rock-esque 1990s pop song simply about people having fun and partying on a beach, the concept for this track came about. Unlike "[[Seabreeze]]", which focuses on a private island beach, the beach here is very much public and inviting. | ||
It is titled "The First Tides" instead of directly matching the spelling of the album name (''The Thirst Tides''), so as to not signify it as the best song on the album. | It is titled "The First Tides" instead of directly matching the spelling of the album name (''[[The Thirst Tides]]''), so as to not signify it as the best song on the album. | ||
== Composition == | == Composition == | ||
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Got you running to the beach for the first tides | Got you running to the beach for the first tides | ||
From morning, noon, to night, | From morning, noon, to night, it really is a sight | ||
Hear the ocean's flow, oh what a show, | Hear the ocean's flow, oh what a show, | ||
Let the people know, pack your bags and go, | Let the people know, pack your bags and go, | ||
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Got you running to the beach for the first tides | Got you running to the beach for the first tides | ||
From morning, noon, to night, | From morning, noon, to night, it really is a sight | ||
Hear the ocean's flow, oh what a show, | Hear the ocean's flow, oh what a show, | ||
Let the people know, pack your bags and go, | Let the people know, pack your bags and go, | ||