(Verse 1)
He traded in his saddle for a surfboard,
Left the dusty plains for the ocean’s roar.
Underneath the palm trees, he found a new home,
But his heart still wandered where the buffalo roam.

(Chorus)
He’s a cowboy in Hawaii, with a lonesome smile,
Riding waves instead of horses, dreaming all the while.
The sun sets on the ocean, but his heart’s out on the range,
A cowboy in Hawaii, where everything has changed.

(Verse 2)
He met a girl with flowers in her hair,
Her laughter like the breeze, so light and fair.
They danced under the moonlight, to a ukulele’s tune,
But he missed the prairie stars and the wide-open moon.

(Chorus)
He’s a cowboy in Hawaii, with a lonesome smile,
Riding waves instead of horses, dreaming all the while.
The sun sets on the ocean, but his heart’s out on the range,
A cowboy in Hawaii, where everything has changed.

(Bridge)
He loves the island life, the sand between his toes,
But there’s a part of him that longs for where the wild wind blows.
He’ll always be a cowboy, no matter where he roams,
In the heart of Hawaii, he’s still searching for home.

(Chorus)
He’s a cowboy in Hawaii, with a lonesome smile,
Riding waves instead of horses, dreaming all the while.
The sun sets on the ocean, but his heart’s out on the range,
A cowboy in Hawaii, where everything has changed.

(Outro)
So if you see him on the shoreline, with a faraway gaze,
Know he’s dreaming of the prairies, and those old cowboy days.
A cowboy in Hawaii, where the sea meets the sky,
Living in paradise, but his heart’s still riding high.