Secrets of the Sea

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Secrets of the Sea
Loquat Secrets.jpg
Studio album by
Released2008 (2008)
Label Talking House Records
Producer Rondo Brothers and Loquat
Loquat chronology
It's Yours to Keep Secrets of the Sea

Secrets of the Sea is a 2008 album by Loquat.

All lyrics are written by Kylee Swenson; all music is composed by Loquat.

No.TitleLength
1."Harder Hit" 
2."Who Can Even Remember?" 
3."Sit Sideways" 
4."Big Key, Little Door" 
5."Comedown's Worse" 
6."These Kinds of Friends" 
7."Go Hibernate" 
8."Clearly Now..." 
9."In My Sleep" 
10."Shaky Like the Flu" 
11."Spiral Stairs or Escalators" 



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