[Verse 1]
Suitcase by the doorway, sunscreen on the seat
We traded Monday meetings for a shoreline and a beat
Cold cans in the cooler, old friends in the car
No one’s checking emails, we already know where we are
[Pre-Chorus]
Raise your glass, let the good plans roll
Easy smiles and a little self-control
If she catches our eye, we say hello
Good manners first, then see where it goes
[Chorus]
We’re on vacation, leave the work behind
Fresh shirt, bright afternoon, everybody feeling fine
Pretty girls laughing by the ocean side
We keep it cool, say hello, enjoy the ride
Hey, hey, the weekend’s wide
Good friends, good times, nothing to hide
Hey, hey, let the whole world wait
We came for the sunshine and we’re feeling great
[Verse 2]
Blue water on the balcony, sandals by the door
The neighbor’s got a speaker and we’re asking for one more
She’s wearing a yellow sundress, dancing with her friends
We smile across the patio, the afternoon extends
[Pre-Chorus]
Raise your glass, let the good plans roll
Easy smiles and a little self-control
If she catches our eye, we say hello
Good manners first, then see where it goes
[Chorus]
We’re on vacation, leave the work behind
Fresh shirt, bright afternoon, everybody feeling fine
Pretty girls laughing by the ocean side
We keep it cool, say hello, enjoy the ride
Hey, hey, the weekend’s wide
Good friends, good times, nothing to hide
Hey, hey, let the whole world wait
We came for the sunshine and we’re feeling great
[Bridge]
No rush, no pressure, just a friendly conversation
A little charm, a little rhythm, easy celebration
If the answer’s no, we tip our hats and carry on
There’s plenty of blue sky left before the daylight’s gone
[Final Chorus]
We’re on vacation, leave the work behind
Fresh shirt, bright afternoon, everybody feeling fine
Pretty girls laughing by the ocean side
We keep it cool, say hello, enjoy the ride
Hey, hey, the weekend’s wide
Good friends, good times, nothing to hide
Hey, hey, let the whole world wait
We came for the sunshine and we’re feeling great
[Outro]
Suitcase by the doorway, sunset on the bay
Tomorrow can be Monday—tonight we’re here to play