Can't believe no one has commented on this. The lyrics speak for themselves, telling the story of living the easy life south of the border in Cabo San Lucas. The guitar work on this song is outstanding.
Yes, I agree the musical composition is fantastic. The arrangements are sooo good-perfect fit for Cabo if you have ever been there. its magic... from the get go..
Now for the lyrics, well, the whole OU812 is based on sexual innuendo. "Oh, you ate one too!" Cabo wabo song has its fair share. The "Let me Take you down" is an invitation to have oral sex. The "face down" and "love in the sea" is connotation for going from behind.
Yes, I agree the musical composition is fantastic. The arrangements are sooo good-perfect fit for Cabo if you have ever been there. its magic... from the get go..
Now for the lyrics, well, the whole OU812 is based on sexual innuendo. "Oh, you ate one too!" Cabo wabo song has its fair share. The "Let me Take you down" is an invitation to have oral sex. The "face down" and "love in the sea" is connotation for going from behind.
Can't believe no one has commented on this. The lyrics speak for themselves, telling the story of living the easy life south of the border in Cabo San Lucas. The guitar work on this song is outstanding.
Yes, I agree the musical composition is fantastic. The arrangements are sooo good-perfect fit for Cabo if you have ever been there. its magic... from the get go.. Now for the lyrics, well, the whole OU812 is based on sexual innuendo. "Oh, you ate one too!" Cabo wabo song has its fair share. The "Let me Take you down" is an invitation to have oral sex. The "face down" and "love in the sea" is connotation for going from behind.
Yes, I agree the musical composition is fantastic. The arrangements are sooo good-perfect fit for Cabo if you have ever been there. its magic... from the get go.. Now for the lyrics, well, the whole OU812 is based on sexual innuendo. "Oh, you ate one too!" Cabo wabo song has its fair share. The "Let me Take you down" is an invitation to have oral sex. The "face down" and "love in the sea" is connotation for going from behind.