Drifting Ashore

"Drifting Ashore" is a World Music / Classical song, with New Age influence, by the Australian virtual band Neon and the Argie Bees from their upcoming debut album The Thirst Tides.

"Drifting Ashore"
Single by Neon and the Argie Bees
from the album The Thirst Tides
B-side	"A Message Unsent"
Studio	Studio RGB-Newt
Genre	World Music Classical
Label	Fishal Project Records
Composer(s)	Darien Brice Dickinson
Producer(s)	The Fishal Project
The Thirst Tides track listing
15 tracks "Adrift at Sea" "Flying Free" (The Thirst Tides album version) "Seagulls" "Seabreeze" "Chromatic Currents" "Lighthouse, Darkhouse" "Serene's Serenade" "In Waves" "Re-Surfacing" "Endless Ocean" "The First Tides" "Skipping Stones" "Neon Rain" "Drifting Ashore" "What's in the Bottle?"

Production

Track listing

Music composed and arranged by Darien Brice Dickinson.

Digital download

No.	Title	Notes	Length
1.	"Drifting Ashore"	Genre: World Music / Classical	TBA
2.	"A Message Unsent" (B-side)	Genre: Adult Contemporary	TBA
3.	"Drifting Ashore" (Instrumental)	Genre: World Music / Classical	TBA

Personnel

•  Darien Brice Dickinson – TBA
•  Studio RGB-Newt – production company
•  The Fishal Project / Fishal Project Records – producer, record label

Release history

Region	Date	Label	Format	Catalog No.
Worldwide	TBA	Fishal Project Records	Digital download	TBA

Lyrics

Whispers of the sea, carry tales untold,  
Through the waves, our memories unfold.  
The ocean's call, once a distant plea,  
Now guides us home, and drifting ashore,
(we're flying free)

In the sky, where dreams were chased,  
Among the stars, our fears were faced.  
A melody of freedom, a serene serenade,  
In the harmony of this world, our peace is made.

A beam of light, from the dark, a guide,  
A path revealed, to the place we reside.  
Skipping stones, across the water's sheen,  
Ripples of our journey home, in this calm scene.

Drifting ashore, on the waves of yore,  
Through the symphony of life, we will soar.  
With each note, a memory, our lore,  
Drifting ashore, at journey's end
(There's something in the water, just around the bend)

It's a bottle.

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