Elvis & Dolly
Roxeanne Hazes Lyrics

The lyrics of Roxeanne Hazes's "Elvis & Dolly" tell the story of a passionate encounter between two individuals who possess an old-school charm and charisma. The opening lines suggest that the person being addressed has a striking resemblance to Elvis Presley, with tight pants and smooth talk. The singer is immediately captivated by this person's "old school look" and recognizes that they possess exactly what they have been searching for. This person's presence and movements make the singer weak in the knees, and they feel an intense attraction, which they describe as "melting" for them.

The chorus emphasizes the desire to let go and enjoy the night without any worries about the passing time. The singer invites their love interest, the person who resembles Elvis, to come closer and enjoy the moment together. They want to indulge in the night, have their glass refilled by the bartender, and simply enjoy each other's company. The repetition of "vannacht ach fuck ik na na na na na" expresses a carefree and hedonistic attitude towards the evening, indicating a willingness to let loose and surrender to the moment without any inhibitions.

In the second verse, the singer addresses their love interest and offers themselves as "Dolly," referencing Dolly Parton, a performer known for her sweetness and charm. The singer suggests that they can be just as sweet and captivating, perhaps even more so. They warn that their love interest is treading on dangerous ground as they possess the ability to be anyone they desire. The singer's movements and presence, much like those of their love interest, have now caused them to "melt," showing that the attraction between them is mutual and intense.

The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the desire to toast and celebrate this newfound connection. The intoxication mentioned is not only fueled by alcohol but also by the powerful attraction they feel towards each other. The repetition of "vannacht ach fuck ik na na na na na" highlights their intention to fully surrender to the night and live in the present moment.

The final lines simply reiterate the initial comparisons made between the two individuals - that the person being addressed could have been Elvis's son and that the singer is willing to be their Dolly. It implies that they are bound to have a wild and unforgettable night together, as expressed through the repetition of "na na na na na."