[Verse 1] We were barefoot kids with salt in our hair, Chasing sunsets we couldn’t compare. You’d race me down the tide-wet sand, Laughing so hard we could barely stand. Sea turtles drifted, the surf broke wide, We carved our names where the waves collide. Didn’t need to talk — you knew my plan, We grew up slow, hand in hand. [Pre-Chorus] Skateboards, late nights, city lights hum, Old songs playing, the world felt young. Every street a memory, every dawn a sign — We didn’t know love, we defined the line. [Chorus] Love in Hawaii — messy, loud, and true, Built from tidepools and skies that never stay blue. You were my reason, my rhythm, my rhyme, A story still breaking with every high tide. [Verse 2] We learned the world with ocean eyes, Trading secrets where the seagulls rise. Body surfing, no rules, no care, You said forever, I said, “I swear.” Years rolled in like storms that fade, We built a life from the noise we made. From borrowed dreams to sleepless plans, We made a world with our own hands. [Bridge] Now I see your face in the morning glow, Our kids where the trade winds blow. Still walking through that sunset hue, I’m older now — but still with you. [Final Chorus] Love in Hawaii — it never lost its sound, Even when the years spun around. From wild hearts to wedding rings, We’re still the chaos the ocean sings. [Outro] If the tide rewinds, I’d find you again, Same blue eyes, same golden sand. We didn’t follow love — it followed me, Home to you, in Hawaii.
