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Hollywood Lyrics

Hey!, this could be cool
Cause we could be together, but nothing lasts forever.
Me, I´ll be your fool
Pick you up when you fall down

Chorus:
And you are cross the dancefloor
Let me buy you a drink or two
And you could be my star for weekends
Do you like your Hollywood?
As far as I'm concerned, the lesson's been learned
At least that's what I understood

That´s right!
Hey!, tell your dady onether week out
You´re not come all your mind
I´m as fine she come back myself
Oh!, a few you come all at last

Chorus

Come on!

What are there you no come back?
You stayed so good but you stayed so bad
So what are there with you come around?
You come this time out
What are there you down?

Let me be star for weekends
Do you like your Hollywood?
As far as I'm concerned, the lesson's been learned
At least that's what I understood

Let me be star for weekends
Do you like your Hollywood?
As far as I'm concerned, the lesson's been learned
At least that's what I understood
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Submitted by
es Wurde Zeit On Aug 01, 2005
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Cover art for Hollywood lyrics by Daniel Powter

this song is nice and mellow.

i dont really know the meaning of it though.

Cover art for Hollywood lyrics by Daniel Powter

are these lyrics correct?

Cover art for Hollywood lyrics by Daniel Powter

I think the lyrics have a subtlety to them that most people miss. I don't know if maybe people are just transcribing them incorrectly or if this when written out the lyrics are supposed to say this, but the line "do you like your Hollywood?" is a grammatically ambivalent when spoken. He could be asking her if she likes her Hollywood, which does not make too much sense to me, or he could be saying "do you like you're Hollywood." Considering the song is concerned with sex the use of the contraction "you're" makes much more sense. He is saying that they could pretend to be stars and he will have sex with her (do her) like she is a Hollywood star.

Cover art for Hollywood lyrics by Daniel Powter

I've always heard the lyric in the chorus as:

Move across the dance floor Let me buy you a drink or two And you can be my star for weekends I'd do you like you're Hollywood.

From my point of view, it sounds as if he's singing to someone in a bar and telling her about how he'll treat her. The song has a slight predatory tone to it, however, as if he's going to have sex with her to teach her a lesson.

 
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