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Hapa - The Waikiki Beachboy Song lyrics
Twenty years I’ve been away From my home at Waikīkī I often wondered, when I’d return What changes there would be The beauty, still delightful From the mountains to the sea But a change that’s sad There seemed less of them; The men who work the beach. Where have all the beachboys gone Down at Waikīkī? Could I have been away that long Tell me how could I dreamed That one day I would be One of them a beachboy at Waikīkī. They taught me how to ride the waves There at Waikīkī They taught me how to sing their songs Of love beyond the reef When I was a child I dreamed When I’d grow up I would be One of them, a beachboy at Waikīkī. I married and moved away A young man in my teens I can’t forget those parting words My father said to me “No matter where the road will lead you In your heart you’ll always be One of them, a beachboy at Waikīkī. When I was a child I dreamed When I’d grow up I would be One of them, A beachboy at Waikīkī. Now that I’ve returned a grown-up man And our home is Waikīkī I truly love and understand The men who work the beach. No matter where the road will lead me In my heart I’ll always be There with them, the beachboys at Waikīkī No matter where the road will lead me In my heart I’ll always be There with them, the beachboys at Waikīkī One of them, a beachboy at Waikīkī |
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