First the tide rushes in,
Plants a kiss on the shore.
Then rolls out to sea,
And the sea is very still once more.

So I'll rush to your side,
Like the oncomin' tide.
With one burning thought.
Will your arms open wide?

At last we're face to face.
And as we kiss through an embrace.
I can tell, I-I can feel,
You are love, you are realy mine.
In the rain, in the dark, in the sun.

Like the tide at its ebb,
I'm at peace in the web
Of your arms.

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EBB TIDE
Written by: Robert Maxwell & Carl Sigman-1953
Performed by: The Righteous Brothers1-1966
Appears on: Back to Back-1966, The Righteous Brothers-1970, Phil Spector's 20
Greatest Hits (Various Artists)-19772, Anthology (1962-1974)-1989, The
Reunion-1991, Master Series-1999, Out of Our Souls-2001, The Collection-2005,
Gold-2006, et al.

1Originally recorded as an instrumental by Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra
and as a vocal by Roy Hamilton in 1953. Other covers: The Platters-1960, Ronnie
Aldrich, The Avalons, The Boogie Kings, Pat Boone, Glen Campbell, Rosemary
Clooney, Vic Damone, Martin Denny, Neil Diamond, The Dorsey Brothers, Percy
Faith, Robert Goulet, Roy Hamilton, The Ink Spots, Tom Jones, Patti Labelle & the
Bluebelles, Guy Lombardo, Henry Mancini & His Orchestra, Gisele MacKenzie, Matt
Monro, Boots Randolph, Jerry Vale, Billy Vaughn, Lawrence Welk, Roger Williams,
Stevie Wonder, et al.

2Transcribed from the track on this album.