"Love Beach" is a song by the progressive rock band Emerson, Lake & Palmer from their ninth studio album titled "Love Beach" released in 1978. The song reflects a desire for escape and love, taking the listener on a romantic journey to a place where the skies are blue and the ocean is vast. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist is longing to leave their current situation or environment and start a new life by the coast. They invite a loved one to join them on this adventure, hoping to experience a deep connection and fulfillment together. The mention of the eagles' eyes and the lion's claws symbolizes the obstacles and challenges they wish to overcome, escaping to a place where their love will be protected and celebrated. The chorus emphasizes the desire to make love on Love Beach, a metaphorical place where their dreams can come true, and their love can thrive. The idea of walking Love Beach forever suggests a perpetual state of happiness and fulfillment, with the love they share becoming a part of their very being. Overall, the song expresses a yearning for freedom, love, and a blissful escape from the constraints of the real world. It captures the essence of a romantic paradise where two individuals can find solace and happiness in each other's arms, away from the trials and tribulations of everyday life.
