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Tutu e

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Alapaki Canonical path: /alapaki/tutu-e Related lyric paths: 2
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Tutu e

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Ho'okahi Sunday afternoon

There goes my tutu e

She's trucking on down to town

On the ala nui kapakahi way

She was singing an old melody

Of 'Anapau,' 'e liliu e'

Tutu will show you how to do-oo

The hula ami oni oni e

Tutu e ina ka'awa e

That's the drink of the South Sea Islands e

U ona e tutu e-e

And now she's doing the hula rum boogie e

Tutu is going home now

To her hale by the kapakahi way

Ha'ina 'ia mai kapuana

That's the mele of my tutu e

Tutu, tutu e

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