shoreline Lyrics by chloe moriondo is a new english song by chloe moriondo, released on chloe moriondo’s official YouTube channel. The song is written by chloe moriondo & Chloe Kraemer, produced by Chloe Kraemer, and featured on the album oyster. Through melancholic melodies and deeply personal lyricism, shoreline explores themes of love, loss, and longing. Moriondo reflects on a past relationship, caught between holding on and moving forward. With oceanic imagery and a wistful tone, the song paints a picture of emotional distance and unresolved feelings, making it a hauntingly beautiful reflection on love that lingers.
At its heart, shoreline is a song about grappling with absence—whether from a breakup, separation, or emotional drift. Moriondo expresses the struggle of missing someone who feels both distant and present, leaving them stranded metaphorically on the shoreline, waiting for a return that may never come. The lyrics capture the bittersweet nature of love and memory, where fondness and pain coexist. The repetition of waiting at high tide reinforces the sense of being stuck in time, unable to move beyond the past while hoping for a resolution that remains elusive.
shoreline Details
| Song | shoreline |
|---|---|
| Album | oyster |
| Artists | chloe moriondo |
| Written By | chloe moriondo & Chloe Kraemer |
| Produced By | Chloe Kraemer |
| Label | chloe moriondo |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Jan 14, 2025 |
shoreline Lyrics
[Verse 1]
There’s a lot we never got to do
And you are somewhere off my radar nowadays
Nowadays
I do look for you in others sometimes
I’m scared I’m forgetting what it felt like
What you sound like
[Pre-Chorus]
I miss you, I’m bitter
But not all the time
And you know I’m no quitter
So I will love you ’til I die
You know I’ll love you ’til we die
[Chorus]
You can say that you’re always there
But I can’t find you anywhere
You’re still so mean and sweet at the same time
Left me alone on the shoreline
Washed up and waiting at high tide
(Washed up and waiting at high tide)
[Verse 2]
It was so hard to know
Where to go without you
And it shows how I’d grow
There’s a space at the root
Didn’t wanna learn without you
But I did because I had to
[Pre-Chorus]
I miss you, I’m bitter
But not all the time
And I am no quitter
So I will love you ’til I die
You know I’ll love you ’til I die
[Chorus]
You can say that you’re always there
But I can’t find you anywhere
You’re still so mean and sweet at the same time
Left me alone on the shoreline
Washed up and waiting at high tide
You can say you’re a call away
But I only wanted you to stay
You’re still so mean and sweet at the same time
Left me alone on the shoreline
Washed up and waiting at high tide
(Washed up and waiting at high tide)
[Bridge]
Still at the shipwreck and you’re not here yet
I know it hasn’t even been a year (You can say you’re a call away)
But I’m still at the shipwreck and you’re not here yet (But I only wanted you)
I wish that I could ever have you near
[Chorus]
You can say that you’re always there
But I can’t find you anywhere
You’re still so mean and sweet at the same time
Left me alone on the shoreline
Washed up and waiting at high tide
You can say you’re a call away
But I only wanted you to stay
You’re still so mean and sweet at the same time
Left me alone on the shoreline
Washed up and waiting at high tide
(Washed up and waiting at high tide)
shoreline Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
Moriondo sets the tone of longing and nostalgia, reflecting on experiences that were never fulfilled. The line about looking for their lost connection in others hints at the difficulty of moving on, while the fear of forgetting someone’s voice and presence emphasizes the deep emotional imprint left behind. The uncertainty surrounding memory suggests an internal conflict—wanting to hold on yet struggling to do so.
[Pre-Chorus]
This section captures the conflicting emotions of missing someone while resenting their absence. Moriondo admits to bitterness but not constantly, showing that the pain comes in waves. Despite this, their unwavering love remains, even in separation. The vow to “love you ’til I die” highlights devotion that persists regardless of time or circumstance, reinforcing the emotional weight of the loss.
[Chorus]
Here, Moriondo conveys the frustration of being told someone is always there, yet feeling their absence. The juxtaposition of “mean and sweet” suggests a relationship filled with both warmth and hurt, making the loss even more confusing. The imagery of being left “alone on the shoreline” and “washed up and waiting at high tide” symbolizes abandonment—being left in a place where waves of emotion continually crash but never carry them forward.
[Verse 2]
The second verse explores the personal growth that comes with loss. Moriondo acknowledges the difficulty of navigating life without this person but recognizes the necessity of learning to stand alone. The “space at the root” suggests a foundational emptiness, yet there’s an acceptance that growth has still occurred, even if it wasn’t a choice they wanted to make.
[Pre-Chorus]
Reiterating the pre-chorus strengthens the theme of lingering attachment. While there is bitterness, the love remains unwavering. The repetition of these lines emphasizes how Moriondo’s feelings remain unchanged despite time passing, reflecting an emotional state frozen in longing.
[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the emotional turmoil of feeling abandoned yet still tied to someone who may not be fully present. The additional line, “You can say you’re a call away, but I only wanted you to stay,” expresses the difference between availability and presence—highlighting that distance isn’t just physical but emotional as well. The frustration of longing for something unattainable is intensified.
[Bridge]
The bridge reinforces the imagery of a shipwreck—symbolizing a relationship that has already sunk, yet Moriondo remains at the wreckage, waiting. The acknowledgment that not even a year has passed suggests that while time moves forward, their emotional state remains unchanged. The final wish to have this person near conveys the heartache of unresolved emotions, making it one of the most vulnerable moments in the song.
[Chorus]
The final chorus echoes the feelings of abandonment, yearning, and frustration, emphasizing how Moriondo continues to feel stuck, unable to fully let go. The repetition of “washed up and waiting at high tide” reinforces the cyclical nature of grief—waves of emotion keep coming, but resolution remains just out of reach.
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The "shoreline" song is sung by chloe moriondo.
The "shoreline" song by chloe moriondo lyrics was written by chloe moriondo & Chloe Kraemer.
The "shoreline" song by chloe moriondo was produced by Chloe Kraemer.
chloe moriondo released "shoreline" song on Jan 14, 2025.
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