Trouble Bay - The Blue Hawaiians

Every night, I wait to pay the devil’s due

And every night, I hope that I won’t dream of you

I still hear your voice calling out to me

And your pretty face that I will never again see, I see, I see

I know trouble like the falling rain

May not come tomorrow but will surely come again

And the words I’m sorry often come too late

For a fare I left you with nothing left to say

At trouble bay, trouble bay, here I’ll stay, trouble bay

Like a wave coming after me

In the water cold

Dark and deep

I’ll face these days on my own

When the sun goes down the shadows disappear

And the words I love you are all that I hear

I call your name in the darkest hour

Whisper your name, whisper in vain

So every night, I wait to pay the devil’s due

I don’t want to sleep, I don’t want to dream of you

I don’t want trouble, baby, I don’t need trouble, baby

Your love is trouble, baby, here I stay

Trouble bay, trouble bay