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Beachcomber

from Beachcomber by Chris Bradford

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I love to walk the coastline,
I'm a beachcomber.....
Always looking for something.....

I love the brilliant Winter nights,
When I'm a Star Ranger.....
Looking for something.....

“I want to find a place of safety,
I can take you to.....
I haven't found it yet,
But when I do.....
I think that's where.....
I think that's where.....
Our Rainbow ends....."

I love the way the tumbling stream,
Dances to the ocean,
Finding it's way,
Looking for something.....

I love this cruelly injured World,
I'm not a World saver,
But we should do something.....

"I want to find a place of safety,
I can take you to.....
I haven't found it yet,
But when I do.....
I think that's where.....
I think that's where.....
Our Rainbow ends.....”

C'mon all you Powers across the World.....
C'mon you Holy Rollers.....
You have to do something.....
You've got to relieve the heavy load
She's nearly beyond bearing.....
We have to do something.....

I had a dream,
Fields of rusting weapons,
On the ground where they'd been thrown.....
Ahh, that would be something.....

"I'm gonna find a place of safety,
I can take you to.....
I haven't found it yet,
But when I do.....
I think that's where.....
I think that's where.....
Our Rainbow ends.....

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from Beachcomber, released May 30, 2022

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Chris Bradford England, UK

Chris Bradford is a British musician and songwriter, best known for being the lead vocalist and songwriter in the British rock band The Heroes, and founding member of the singer songwriting trio, Bardot.
Bardot's album "Rockin In Rhythm" was released in 1978 on RCA, and The Heroes' "Border Raiders" in 1980 on Polydor.
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