Sandcastles in the Sand (song)

For the episode, see Sandcastles in the Sand.

Sandcastles in the Sand

Performed by	Robin Sparkles
Featured in	Sandcastles in the Sand
Filming location	Point Dume

Sandcastles in the Sand is a Robin Sparkles (Robin) song and the artistic follow-up to "Let's Go To The Mall". It was featured in the titular Sandcastles in the Sand.

Lyrics[]

Met you at the mall
Didn’t know how far I would fall
My friends said I was a fool (You’re a fool) (Shut up)
‘Cause you were older and got kicked out of school (You’re so rad)
Together we were gonna travel the globe
From Alberta to Ontario
But now I’m building

Sandcastles in the sand (Sandcastles in the sand)
Thought I could fly when you held my hand (Thought I could fly)
(But now)
Eternity it turns to black and white
It was the greatest week and a half of my life

We used to go to the beach
Back when happiness was in my reach (So close)
On our favorite bench
We’d sit and talk and you taught me the French
You’re good at pull-ups and have radical hair
I hate my dad, he’s so unfair (You don’t understand our love)
But now I’m building

Sandcastles in the sand (Sandcastles in the sand)
Thought I could fly when I held your hand (Thought I could fly)
(I was wrong)
Eternity it turns to black and white
It was the greatest week and a half of my...

Life is crazy
No one gets me
Castles wash away
Come back please
I changed my mind
Let’s go all the way (I'm ready, let's do it)
(I miss you)

Sandcastles in the sand (I miss your hair)
Thought I could fly when I held your hand (I thought you were the one)
Sandcastles wash away (I’m ready, let’s do it)
And all that’s left is some sand the next day (Sand the next day)
Sandcastles may be… cute (I’m on the pill now)
But now all they do is remind me of you (Let’s go all the way, you said it’d be okay, I’m sorry)
Sandcastles wash away

Notes and Trivia[]

The music video features '80s stars Tiffany and Alan Thicke. It also stars Robin's ex-boyfriend Simon.
Robin walked down the aisle to a piano acoustic version of this song in The End of the Aisle.