Hoi-An is a small, scenic beach town in Vietnam, which happened to be a pit-stop in a personal journey in which two wandering souls unwittingly fell for each other, knowing well that it would only last as long as the journey did. This song, with its pleasant ukulele and violin interplay, is a tribute to that short lived but everlasting memory.
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The sunlight nicked away from the sea 
We head down south from here 
Backpacks, helmets and two wheels and we got 

The sun, shrimps, the pho and the sea 

'Cause I don't know, no man knows 
We've been staring at the sea so long she said 
Is there something wrong with the waves tonight? 
And the funny way that we've been talking 
Cutting curves and now were falling for 
What we set out to avoid 

Dramatize, criticize your back 
With your hair streaming down your face 
Let me take in, acclimatize 

I assumed, how could I decide 
Hidden among those smoke plumes 
Fall in the trap again 

We are lost with time in these pretty streets of Hoi-An 
These yellow walls uneasy silences inbetween the noise of this crowd 
And the funny way that we've been talking 
Cutting curves and now were falling 
How can you make time move so fast? 

Dramatize, criticize your back 
With your hair straming down your face 
Let me take in, acclimatize 

Hoi-An, Hoi-oi-oi-oi-an 
'Cause I don't know, no man knows 
We'd been staring at the sea so long she said. 
The sunlights nicked away from the sea 
And a little you still a part of me 
You and silly me 
Still a part of me 
You and silly me 
You and silly me 
You and silly me

Hoi - An

Protyay Chakraborty