A cheerful ukulele tune about the end of the world, inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's "Call of Cthulhu." Music and lyrics by Amy Kucharik and Andrew Delaney. Vocals, ukulele, mouth trumpet: Amy Kucharik Upright bass: Andrew Delaney Snare: Michael Valdez Recorded at Studio V by Michael Valdez and at Delaney's House of Horrors by Andrew Delaney. Mixed by Andrew Delaney. (C) and (P) 2015, Amy Kucharik (ASCAP) and Andrew Delaney (BMI) "Cthu-Luau" - A. Kucharik & A. Delaney Last night I had that dream again Some loathsome feeling I can't name That as we walk upon white sands A terror wakes beneath the waves I smell it on the island wind A special guest arrives tonight So gather one and all my friends The evening's clear, the stars are right It's a Cthu-luau Let's party cause we're screwed now For something stirs in R'lyeh And the Big Kahuna's on his way We got kalua pigs and hula girls And a beachfront view of the end of the world `Okole maluna -- It's Cthu-luau day You're just a speck upon a speck In a universe so vast and strange With truths so horrid and grotesque They'd melt your fleshy mammal brain So why not share umbrella drinks A bit of poi and merriment We'll toast til we're too numb to think Ignore the drums and rising chants And all the cultists say : Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn