The Everly Brothers' song "Little Hollywood Girl" tells the story of a young aspiring actress who dreams of making it big in Hollywood. She constantly hopes that a producer will give her the opportunity to start her career, but every audition she goes to, she never gets the part. The lyrics describe how she is just one of many girls in a town without a heart, where competition is fierce and chances are slim. Despite being dazzled by the marquee lights and the glamour of Hollywood, she realizes that her chances of success are getting slimmer and regrets coming to chase her dreams. The song empathizes with the struggles and disappointment faced by this "Little Hollywood girl," who is now advised to call it a day and put her make-up away. It conveys the message that sometimes dreams don't come true and pursuing fame and success in Hollywood can be a tough journey. The lyrics acknowledge the difficulty of quitting and admitting the mistake of pursuing a career in Hollywood. The protagonist lives with only one dream, to be on the screen, but the reality of waking up from that dream is hard to accept. Ultimately, the song suggests that being a Hollywood star may not be meant for everyone, and the little Hollywood girl is better off coming home to a simpler life.
