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Cape Cod
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Cape Cod was released on May 3, 2024 by Eva Snyder as a part of the album Seventeen
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Release DateMay 3, 2024
LabelEva Snyder
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM106

Credits

COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Eva Snyder
Eva Snyder
Songwriter
Catherine Ward
Catherine Ward
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Femke
Femke
Producer

Lyrics

I'd never see the coast again, and I'd never go east of Boston
The ocean would show a shade of blue
The lighthouse would illuminate the good feelings I chose to
Stray away from just to make some run for you
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod, oh my God
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod
'Cause I'd never get it back (it'd be yours)
You would've torn it right in half (that's for sure)
The only stable ground I have (it'd be yours)
It would've washed away in the wake you caused
Thank God I've still got Cape Cod
Ooh (thank God I've still got Cape Cod)
Ooh (thank God I've still got Cape Cod)
It would've been the death of me, and you would've gotten everythin'
My harbor would be tarnished, you would've gotten what you wanted
But lucky for me and my sixth sense
Oh, you got Springfield, I got what's left
Now I'll cleanse the dunes that you would've haunted
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod, oh my God
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod
'Cause I'd never get it back (it'd be yours)
You would've torn it right in half (that's for sure)
The only stable ground I have (it'd be yours)
It would've washed away in the wake you caused
Thank God I've still got Cape Cod
Ooh (thank God I've still got Cape Cod)
Ooh (thank God I've still got Cape Cod)
I still have it, it's still mine
The best thing I ever did was never share that coastline
Forever in my name, now when I'm on vacation
My mind won't jump to 17 by association
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod, oh my God
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod, oh my God
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod, oh my God
Luckily, I never took you to Cape Cod
'Cause I'd never get it back (it'd be yours)
You would've torn it right in half (that's for sure)
The only stable ground I have (it'd be yours)
Would've washed away in the wake you caused
Thank God I've still got Cape Cod
Thank God I've still got Cape Cod
Written by: Catherine Ward, Eva Snyder
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