Wash Away
Coasts * Track #9 On Coasts (Deluxe)
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Wash Away by Coasts
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Performed by
CoastsProduced by
Eliot JamesWrited by
Liam Willford & Chris Caines & Tim “Rolf” LarcombeAbout
“Wash Away” became instantly available as a pre-order single from British rock band Coasts‘ self-titled debut album on August 7th, 2015.
On their Twitter, the band posted the official lyrics handwritten on a piece of paper:
Wash Away Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Our days are lost
In a summer haze
Our voices soft
In the twilight gaze
Like an orange peel
Give me the sweetest feel
The slightest hope
That my mind can cope
[Pre-Chorus]
Would you be the one?
Would you be the one?
Could you be the one to wash away?
[Verse 2]
I'm a loving fool in your lover's school
Just another one strangled by your tongue
I'll walk you home through college green
And the loneliest roads that I've ever seen
[Pre-Chorus]
Would you be the one?
Would you be the one?
Could you be the one to wash away?
[Chorus]
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
[Bridge]
This is the life that you know
So stay in the game
You need a love that will grow
Not that's washing away
[Pre-Chorus]
Would you be the one?
Would you be the one?
Could you be the one to wash away?
[Chorus]
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
Wash away, wash away
[Outro]
Would you be the one?
Would you be the one?
Could you be the one to wash away?
Wash Away Q&A
Who wrote Wash Away's ?
Wash Away was written by Liam Willford & Chris Caines & Tim “Rolf” Larcombe.
Who produced Wash Away's ?
Wash Away was produced by Eliot James.
What did Coasts say about "Wash Away"?
Taken from their guide to the album:
Wash Away is about trying to be optimistic when it seems like things are going wrong. It was written at a time when I was leaving Bristol and moving to London. The repetition and the way that the song rolls on through to the end ties in perfectly with the song t...