Hollywood
Michael Buble · Collection
Could you be a movie star
When l turn on my tv
Will you smile and wave at me telling Oparah who you are.
So you want to be a rock star
With blue eyed bunny's in your bed
Well remember when you're rich that you sold yourself for this
you'll be famous cuz you're dead.
Chorus
So don't go higher for desire
Put it in your head
Baby Hollywood is dead you can find it in yourself.
I don't want to take you dancing
When you're dancing with the world
Well You can flash your caviar and your million dollar car
I don't need that kind of girl
but could you be that next sensation or will you set the latest style
You don't need a catchy song
Cuz the kids will sing along
When you shoot it with a smile
Chorus
So don't go higher for desire
Put it in your head
Baby Hollywood is dead you can find it in yourself.
So don't fly higher for your fire
Put it in your head
Baby Hollywood is dead you can find it in yourself.
Keep it on your head Hollywood is dead.
Well you can do the money tango
You can start your little thing
You can swing from vine to vine
While the kiddies wait in line
With the money in their hands
But if you get to California
Save a piece of gold for me
If it's the only thing you save
Then I'll bet you'll never wave when I watch you on tv.
Chorus
So don't go higher for desire
Put it in your head
Baby Hollywood is dead you can find it in yourself.
So don't fly higher for your fire
Put it in your head
Baby Hollywood is dead you can find it in yourself.
Keep on loving what is true and the world will come to you
you can find it in yourself
Love what is true and the world will come to you
you can find it in yourself
No no no no no
Keep it in your head Hollywood is dead
Come come Hollywood is dead babe woo hoo
Oh Hollywood is dead yeah yeah
Keep on loving what is true and the world will come to you
you can find it in yourself
Get it in your head Hollywood is dead
About Hollywood
Michael Bublé's "Hollywood" serves as a polished tribute to the city's golden age, reflecting the singer's signature blend of smooth crooning and nostalgic storytelling. Released on his 2010 album *Collection*, the track exemplifies his mastery of traditional pop standards, capturing the romantic allure and cinematic glamour associated with the entertainment capital. The recording features his characteristic warm tone and intricate vocal ornamentation, characteristic of his career's focus on reviving classic songwriting while maintaining contemporary production values. As part of a discography known for its emphasis on vocal technique and emotional depth, "Hollywood" reinforces Bublé's status as a master of the ballad format. The song's lyrical themes of longing and memory align with his broader catalog of works that explore personal connection within a glamorous backdrop. It stands as a testament to his ability to deliver timeless melodies that resonate with audiences seeking both sophistication and heartfelt expression in his musical contributions.

