The Classic Crime - The Beginning Lyrics

I left my heart in a plastic box
on the bedside table.
It will be locked 'til I get home.
I've grown feeble and tired of the world,
Tired of constantly missing my girl.
And I long to smell the sea.
And I long to smell the sea.

The sea, the sea,
The sea, the sea,
The sea, yeah!

I miss the Pacific Ocean
and the northwestern air,
and to run each of my fingers
through the strands of her hair.
I've been all over this country lately,
but I've been nowhere it seems, nowhere.
Well, I've found the cure
for my landlocked blues;

It's coming home to you,
It's coming home to you.

You, oh oh oh
You, oh oh oh
You, oh oh oh
You, oh!

If a simple seed gets just what it needs,
then a redwood tree can grow
up to a hundred feet for the world to see,
and endure the sleet and the snow.
But if my whole life was wrapped and priced,
I wonder what the tag would show.
'Cause every time I'm close to the holy ghost,
I always seem to let her go.

I let her go, I let her go.
I let her go, I let her go.
I let her go, I let her go.
I let her go, I let her go, go.

I let her go, I let her go.
I let her go, I let her go, go.

I left my heart in a plastic box
on the bedside table.
It will be locked 'til I get home.