Three Days in Havana
Chasing Dreams in Havana's Embrace
Lyrics
Let me wake for three days to the brightest of suns
Expresses a desire to experience three consecutive days of pure happiness and contentment.
The sound of the ocean relentlessly washing
Highlights the constant, rhythmic, and soothing nature of the ocean's waves.
The docks in the harbor where the young children run
Depicts the liveliness and energy of young children playing around the harbor.
To wave as the freighters set sail
Observing and bidding farewell to departing cargo ships or vessels.
And I'll feel right at home, no matter how far I'll have roamed
Feeling a sense of belonging regardless of physical distance from home.
Show me all of the diamonds and jewels in the world
Expresses a desire to witness and appreciate the most valuable and beautiful things in the world.
Put a bar of pure gold in my hand
Symbolizes possessing something highly valuable, like gold.
Give me 20 years' pay and I'll trade it away
Willingness to trade material wealth for a specific experience or feeling.
For three perfect days in Havana
Anchoring the value of happiness and fulfillment in spending time in Havana for three days.
Fill up my nights with Havana Club rum
Desiring enjoyment and relaxation during evenings with a specific brand of rum.
Cohibas on Hotel Racquel's highest balcony
Imagining luxury and leisure at a specific hotel's elevated place.
Drop me a line when it's time to go home
Asking for communication regarding departure or extending an invitation to accompany.
Or better yet, just come along with me
Extending an invitation to someone to join for the experience in Havana.
And we'll feel right at home
Assurance of feeling comfortable and at ease in the mentioned environment.
With a salsa band playing our song
Immersing in the local music, feeling connected to it personally.
Show me all of the diamonds and jewels in the world
Reiteration of the desire to witness and appreciate the world's most valuable things.
Put a bar of pure gold in my hand
Symbolic representation of possessing wealth and riches.
Give me 20 years' pay and I'll trade it away
Willingness to exchange wealth for a short-lived but memorable experience.
For three perfect days in Havana
Reiteration of the immense value placed on spending time in Havana for three days.
There's a girl here who dances like fire in the wind
Describing a girl's captivating and intense dancing abilities, likened to the energy of fire in the wind.
Just watching her, I'd swear that angels were real
Feeling awe and wonder, comparing the girl's gracefulness to the presence of angels.
And if she won't come with me I'll go back again
Intentions to return to confirm the reality of the captivating girl.
To make sure she wasn't a dream
Uncertainty about the girl's existence or if the experience was a dream.
Show me all of the diamonds and jewels in the world
Reiteration of the desire to witness and appreciate the world's most valuable things.
Put a bar of pure gold in my hand
Symbolizes possessing something highly valuable, like gold.
Give me 20 years' pay and I'll trade it away
Willingness to trade material wealth for a specific experience or feeling.
For three perfect days in Havana
Anchoring the value of happiness and fulfillment in spending time in Havana for three days.
Show me all of the diamonds and jewels in the world
Reiteration of the desire to witness and appreciate the world's most valuable things.
Put a bar of pure gold in my hand
Symbolic representation of possessing wealth and riches.
Give me 20 years' pay and I'll trade it away
Willingness to exchange wealth for a short-lived but memorable experience.
For three perfect days in Havana
Emphasis on the immense value placed on spending time in Havana for three days.
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