Surf City

Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean

Two girls for every boy



I bought a '30 Ford wagon and we call it a woodie (Surf City, here we come)

You know it's not very cherry, it's an oldie but a goodie (Surf City, here we come)

Well, it ain't got a back set or a rear window

But it still gets me where I wanna go



And we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun

You know we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun, now

Two girls for every boy



You know they never roll the streets up 'cause there's always somethin' goin' (Surf City, here we come)

You know they're either out surfin' or they got a party growin' (Surf City, here we come)

Yeah, and there's two swingin' honeys for every guy

And all you gotta do is just wink your eye



And we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun

You know we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun, now

Two girls for every boy



And if my woody breaks down on me somewhere on the surf route (Surf City, here we come)

I'll strap my board to my back and hitch a ride in my wetsuit (Surf City, here we come)

And when I get to Surf City I'll be shootin' the curl

And checkin' out the parties for a surfer girl



And we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun

You know we're goin' to Surf City, 'cause it's two to one

You know we're goin' to Surf City, gonna have some fun, now

Two girls for every boy

Surf City

Hazell Dean's recording of Surf City captures the vibrant energy of British pop during the late 1970s. Known for her distinctive voice and dynamic stage presence, Dean delivered a spirited interpretation of this classic surf rock anthem. The track highlights her ability to blend upbeat rhythms with emotive vocal delivery, showcasing the playful spirit inherent in the genre. While often associated with its original American artists, Dean's version stands as a testament to her versatility within the pop landscape. This recording remains a notable song in her discography, reflecting the era's fascination with coastal themes and catchy melodies. Her performance emphasizes the enduring appeal of surf music, bringing a fresh perspective to a well-loved composition while maintaining the song's infectious charm.