I Sat By The Ocean

Dean Fertita / Josh Homme / Michael Shuman / Troy Van Leeuwen

I sat by the ocean
And drank a potion
Baby, to erase you
Face down in the boulevard
Yet I couldn't face you
There ain’t no use in crying
It doesn't change anything
So baby, what good does it do?
Your friends, they all sympathize
Maybe I don’t need them to

Imagined I'd be your one and only
Instead I'm the lonely one
You, me and a lie
Silence is closer
We’re passing ships in the night

There’s nowhere to run away
Said: Boy, if you want love
You’ll have to go and find it with someone new
Do you know who you really are?
Are you sure it’s really you?
Lies are a funny thing
They slip through your fingertips
Because they never happened to you
Time wounds all the heals
As we fade out of view

Imagined I'd be your one and only
Instead I'm the lonely one
You, me and a lie
Silence is closer
We’re passing ships in the night
You, me and a lie
Silence is closer
We’re passing ships in the night
Into the light, left with nowhere to hide

Closer and closer
We’re crashing ships in the night

Trivia about the song I Sat By The Ocean by Queens Of The Stone Age

When was the song “I Sat By The Ocean” released by Queens Of The Stone Age?
The song I Sat By The Ocean was released in 2013, on the album “...Like Clockwork”.
Who composed the song “I Sat By The Ocean” by Queens Of The Stone Age?
The song “I Sat By The Ocean” by Queens Of The Stone Age was composed by Dean Fertita, Josh Homme, Michael Shuman, and Troy Van Leeuwen.

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