Letra de Islands of hawaii de Torsson

We took the boat, to go cruisin' on the sea.
I held the wheel, and she was sitting next to me.
Early in the morning, the sun was burning down.
We were heading for Hawaii, leaving Honolulu town.

We've been married for a month, thirty happy days.
She was from Hawaii, and I was from another place.
We left Honolulu, where we spent our honeymoon.
We were carried by a strong wind, until late afternoon.

The wind stopped blowing. It happened suddenly.
The boat stopped moving. And we were stuck out on the sea.
There was no land in sight, and it started getting dark.
And we were surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of sharks.

There were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of sharks.
Swimmin' round and around and around and around in the dark.
There were thousands and thousands and thousands of stars in the sky.
Watchin' me and my wife and the sharks and the Islands Of Hawaii.

There were absolutely nothing we could do to pick up speed.
We had no dieselmotor, which we surely would have needed.
So to pass the time, ten miles of the shore.
She told me 'bout her past, things I've never heard before.

She told stories 'bout her family, many centuries old.
She told about the Islands, about silver and gold.
So now you understand, that I have to say goodbye.
Then she jumped into the water, but she didn't tell me why.

There were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of sharks.
Swimmin' round and around and around and around in the dark.
There were thousands and thousands and thousands of stars in the sky.
Watchin' me and my wife and the sharks and the Islands Of Hawaii.

Five long years have gone, since that terrible day.
And she never came back. She's been staying away.
I don't think they took her, I think the sharks just let her through.
So I've been searching everywhere for her, now I'm asking you.

Och han fortsatte berätta, en skäggig, brunögd man.
Att han letat efter kvinnan, sen den dagen hon försvann.
Efter alla världens länder, och på alla sju haven.
Var nu turen kommen, till vårt eget Skandinavien.
Sen tog han fram ett silveretui, och ur det ett gammalt och blekt fotografi.
Han bad mig att betänka, om jag någonsin sett,
kvinnan som på bilden stod och log, den var skuren lite snett.

Och en hundra gånger hundra gånger hundra gånger hundradel av ett.
Är väl chansen att han någonsin, nån gång, nånstans ska träffa rätt.
Och en tusen gånger tusen gånger tusen gånger tusendel av två.
Är väl chansen att dom båda, ska varandra återfå.

Och en hundra gånger hundra gånger hundra gånger hundradel av ett.
Är väl chansen att han någonsin, nån gång, nånstans ska träffa rätt.
Och en tusen gånger tusen gånger tusen gånger tusendel av två.
Är väl chansen att dom båda, ska varandra återfå.