Let's Talk Dirty in Hawaiian
Sensual Whispers in Pacific Breezes: Hawaiian Secrets Unveiled
Lyrics
Well, I packed my bags and bought myself a ticket
Expressing the act of preparing to travel, leaving for a destination.
To the land of the tall palm tree
Reference to Hawaii with its distinctive tall palm trees.
Aloha, old milwaukee, hello, Waikiki
Greeting Milwaukee and welcoming Waikiki, indicating the change in location.
I just stepped down from the airplane
Just arrived in Hawaii.
When I heard her say
Local greeting offering a lei, a traditional Hawaiian symbol of welcome and affection.
Wacka, wacka, nooka, nooka
-Wacka, wacka, nooka, nooka
-Would you like a lei?
-Hey, let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
Proposal to engage in intimate conversation using Hawaiian language expressions.
Whisper in my ear
-Kicka pooka mok a wa wahine
-Are the words I long to hear
-Lay your coconut on my tiki
Continuation of the proposal, with playful and suggestive language related to Hawaiian culture.
What the hecka, mooka, mooka, dear
-Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
-Say the words I long to hear
-It's a Ukulele, Honolulu sunset
Setting the scene with a ukulele, Honolulu sunset, grass skirts, and pineapple-flavored rum.
Listen to the grass skirts sway
-Drinkin' rum from a pineapple
-Out on Honolulu bay
-The steel guitars are all playing
Description of the atmosphere, including steel guitars, hand gestures, and playful expressions.
While talking with her hands
-Gimme, gimme oka, doka make a wisha I wanna polka
-Words I understand
-Hey, let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
Reiteration of the desire for intimate conversation in Hawaiian.
Whisper in my ear
-Kicka pooka mok a wa wahine
-Are the words I long to hear
-Lay your coconut on my tiki
Continued expression of the desire for intimate conversation with Hawaiian flair.
What the hecka, mooka, mooka, dear
-Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
-Say the words I long to hear
-Well, I boughta lotta junka with my moola
Talking about spending money on various items and sending them to hometown.
And I sent it to the folks back home
-I never had a chance to dance the Hula
-Well, I guess I should have known
-When you start talkin' to a sweet wahine
Describing a romantic encounter with a wahine (woman) under the moonlight, attempting Hawaiian phrases.
Walkin' in the pale moonlight
-Ohka noka whatta setta knocka, rocka sis boom boccas
-Hope I said it right
-Hey, let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
Repeating the desire for intimate conversation with Hawaiian phrases.
Whisper in my ear
-Kicka pooka mok a wa wahine
-Are the words I long to hear
-Lay your coconut on my tiki
Continued expression of the desire for intimate conversation with Hawaiian cultural references.
What the hecka, mooka, mooka, dear
-Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
-Say the words I long to hear
-Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian
Final repetition of the desire for intimate conversation in Hawaiian.
Say the words I long to hear
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