HONOLULU As recorded by The Everly Brothers (From the 1964 Album GONE GOINE GONE) Capo 1st fret [Intro] [Verse 1] They’ve got the million buck hotels and girls on beaches in bikinis They’ve got the little man who sells the salted pistachios and weenies They’ve got those flirty flirty dollies that are sitting on their blankets in the sun In Honolulu In Honolulu [Verse 2] And in my dreams I see myself with my own cabana by the ocean The finest dollies in the town are rubbin’ me down with tannin’ lotion Yes my dreams get so good I really doubt that anyone has any better fun In Honolulu In Honolulu [Interlude]        [Outro] Yes my dreams get so good I really doubt that anyone has any better fun In Honolulu In Honolulu In Honolulu In Honolulu

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque l'image d'une île paradisiaque où règnent le soleil et la détente. L'artiste décrit les plaisirs d'Honolulu, avec ses hôtels luxueux, ses plages animées et ses charmantes personnes qui profitent du beau temps. Il parle aussi de ses rêves d'y passer des moments agréables, allongé sous le soleil avec une cabane au bord de l'eau, entouré de beauté et de légèreté. C'est un vrai hymne à la joie de vivre et à la tranquillité d'un lieu qui semble presque irréel.