Written by: BOB SHERMAN, DICK SHERMAN
Duration: 2:25
Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Pineapple Princess’ by Afterbeats. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of Afterbeats or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
“Pineapple princess”, he calls me pineapple princess all day
As he plays his ukulele on the hill above the bay
“Pineapple princess, I love you, you’re the sweetest girl I’ve seen”
“Some day we’re gonna marry and you’ll be my pineapple queen”
I saw a boy on Oahu isle
Floatin’ down the bay on a crocodile
He waved at me and he swam ashore
And I knew he’d be mine forevermore
“Pineapple princess”, he calls me pineapple princess all day
As he plays his ukulele on the hill above the bay
“Pineapple princess, I love you, you’re the sweetest girl I’ve seen”
“Some day we’re gonna marry and you’ll be my pineapple queen”
He sings his song from banana trees
He even sings to me on his water skis
We went skin-divin’ and beneath the blue
He sang and played his ukulele, too
“Pineapple princess”, I love you, you’re the sweetest girl I’ve seen
“Some day we’re gonna marry and you’ll be my pineapple queen”
We’ll settle down in a bamboo hut
And he will be my own little coconut
Then we’ll be beachcombin’ royalty
On wicky-wicky wacky Waikiki
“Pineapple princess”, he calls me pineapple princess all day
As he plays his ukulele on the hill above the bay
“Pineapple princess, I love you, you’re the sweetest girl I’ve seen”
“Some day we’re gonna marry and you’ll be my pineapple queen”