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The Beach House Anthon Analysis

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Verse 1:

The beach is where I belong.
Down by the shore with the wind in my hair, smelling the salty air
This is where I belong.
Dancing, swimming, and dreaming the week away.
This is the place in which I’ll stay.
The salty air and ocean are the things that call me here.
I feel safe when I am near the beach.
It’s where I belong

Chorus:

By the shore,
By the shore,
By the shore.

Verse 2:

Beach house hopping is all sorts of fun,
I love to lay out with my friends in the sun.
From staying with one to being with another,
Just make sure it’s okay with your mother!
There is nothing better than Summer or Spring,
Sometimes it might make you want to sing.
The parties and the late nights, are things that make the beach a delight.

Refrain:

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