Sea of Love
Vast aquatic affection
Sea of Love is a 1959 rhythm and blues ballad by Phil Phillips, featuring the repeated refrain "come with me to the sea of love." The song has been covered many times, most notably by the Honeydrippers in 1984.
It also titles a 1989 thriller film starring Al Pacino, in which the song figures prominently.
- oceanMassive saltwater body
- deep blueSaturated dark azure
- romanceLove and its excitement
- wavesTraveling energy disturbances
- passionIntense emotional drive
rolling waves · tide · desire · drowning · depth · Al Pacino · 1989 · Robert Plant · oldies · doo-wop · longing · sway · crooner · embrace · moonlight · shoreline · heartache · slow dance
- 1989 FilmsBatman, Dead Poets Society, Driving Miss Daisy, Do the Right Thing, Glory
- oldiesElvis, golden oldies, Hound Dog, oldies, Johnny B. Goode
- Sea MoviesMaster and Commander, The Perfect Storm, Das Boot, Titanic, Captain Phillips
- Erotic ThrillersBasic Instinct, Fatal Attraction, Wild Things, Eyes Wide Shut, seduction
elemental imagery
Sea of LoveRing of Fire
Pacific tectonic boundary zone
frozen heart · heart of stone · scorched earth · ice · burning bridges
sea, love, seas, loves, loved, loving, lover, lovers, lovely