Breezy Surf Lo-Fi / Acoustic Folk86 BPMKey E major

First Light on Surfrider Beach

From Album 41 · 15 Pacific Coastal Malibu Surf Pop

About this track

"First Light on Surfrider Beach" is a Breezy Surf Lo-Fi / Acoustic Folk piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Six a.m. tide rolling soft and wide" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Intro] [Pacific Shorebreak Foley & Gentle Ukulele Strum] Six a.m. tide rolling soft and wide Leaving our footprints on the Pacific side [Verse 1] [Fingerpicked Acoustic & Tenor Ukulele] Cold morning foam meets my bare sunlit toes Offshore breeze carries salt where it blows Unzipping the wet neoprene from the trunk Last night's heavy thoughts quietly sunk Spruce top guitar leans on the driftwood log Sunlight burns clean through the coastal sea fog [Pre-Chorus] [Warm Felt Bass & Brushed Shaker] Golden horizon turns turquoise and pale Catching the wind in a small seabird's sail [Chorus] [Sunny Coastal Lo-Fi Drop] First light breaking on the Malibu tide World opens up so forgiving and wide With coconut wax on the glossy nose rail A simple true story that never will fail Breathe in, paddle out, let the rollers roll Pacific morning restoring my soul [Verse 2] [Acoustic Guitar Chords & Rimshot] Dew drops cling fast to the seagrass line Sunlight on the water like amber wine I tune down to D on the weathered spruce neck Singing to ripples across the wood deck [Bridge] [Soaring Contralto Falsetto & Ukulele Melody] Oh, let the salt water wash off the strain No room for sorrow, no outlines of pain Just morning silence, horizon and sky Watching the white gulls gliding so high [Chorus] [Full Warm Coastal Climax] First light breaking on the Malibu tide World opens up so forgiving and wide With coconut wax on the glossy nose rail A simple true story that never will fail Breathe in, paddle out, let the rollers roll Pacific morning restoring my soul [Outro] [Gentle Shorebreak Wave Foley & Ukulele Fade] Surfrider beach... Golden dawn. [Fade Out] [End]

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