Song parody of
La Habana
by William Topley
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Saw you stand in the street beneath a poster of Che
Watching young couples kiss in the Malacon
Late at night in the old town you sang to guitars
And staggered back to your room with God knows who
But I've got to be your lover man tonight
I said I've got to be your sweet thing and that's right
Well, I've got to be, I long to be your lover man
And only I can make you feel alright
Or help you take flight
All the girls in the Tropicana, they roll their own cigars
I stand there in the dressing room, just drinking it in
All the companeros they're making love beneath the tropic stars
Take a look at the priest and what he's calling sin
When I'm in trouble, Lord
Only me who feels the pain
Not one good word of advice
From any of my so-called friends
Down at Papa's Marina the old man drinks alone
Writing notes to his son a thousand miles away
All the girls in the Bodeguita they flash their lime green eyes
Until they read what it says, and then they turn away
Saw you stand in the street beneath a poster of Che
Watching young couples kiss in the Malacon
Late at night in the old town you sang to guitars
And staggered back to your room with God knows who
But I've got to be your lover man tonight
I said I've got to be your sweet thing and that's right
Well, I've got to be, I long to be your lover man
And only I can make you feel alright
Or help you take flight
All the girls in the Tropicana, they roll their own cigars
I stand there in the dressing room, just drinking it in
All the companeros they're making love beneath the tropic stars
Take a look at the priest and what he's calling sin
When I'm in trouble, Lord
Only me who feels the pain
Not one good word of advice
From any of my so-called friends
Down at Papa's Marina the old man drinks alone
Writing notes to his son a thousand miles away
All the girls in the Bodeguita they flash their lime green eyes
Until they read what it says, and then they turn away
