Song · Anton Lavey · 1933 · 2 min · 139 words
The transcript of “Honolulu Baby”, an episode of Anton Lavey from 1933. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Night Shift plays Anton Lavey free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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I'm some natives who are strumming on where guitars A hula baby with dancers And I knew I'd found my paradise From the rizzards to what I'd told her As I gazed into her eyes on a lulu baby Where'd you get those eyes?
And on a black trip I tried a lot On a lulu baby Where did you get that smile? And pretty red lips, and a sunny smile? When you start to dance, you're who, what hits you, France?
Then you shake it up and down. You shake a little here, shake a little there. We got the boys going to town, Honolulu baby. You sure know you're stuck, Honolulu baby. Be gone, call your bluff Shake a little here, shake a little there Boy, you got the boys going to town
I'm a little lazy
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