Ocean Pearl

54-40 · Casual Viewin' U.S.A. [2009]

Play a little kiss and tell with poison pills

Bitten in the valley of thirst, the body kills

I got an ocean pearl

I see an open world

Ocean pearl



You just have to whisper, promising the moon

And if she dares to dream, make it true

I got an ocean pearl

I see an open world

Ocean pearl



It's what I wanted

'Cause I'm only gonna do this once

Gonna wash me in your water

Put the "vive" back in "la difference"

Yeah



I got an ocean pearl

And I'd die without my

Ocean pearl!

Ocean Pearl

Released on the 2009 album Casual Viewin' U.S.A., "Ocean Pearl" stands as a defining track in the discography of the American punk rock band 54-40. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of high-energy punk rhythms and introspective lyrical themes, characteristic of their work during the late 2000s. As a key component of their catalog, the recording captures the raw, unpolished aesthetic that has cemented 54-40's reputation in the underground scene. The track reflects the band's ability to merge aggressive instrumentation with personal narrative, creating a sound that resonates with fans of the genre while maintaining a distinct identity separate from mainstream punk. Its inclusion on Casual Viewin' U.S.A. highlights the band's continued evolution and commitment to producing music that is both critically engaging and culturally relevant within the punk community.