Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Elvis Presley
Canonical path: /elvis-presley/hawaiian-sunset
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Hawaiian Sunset
Read Hawaiian Sunset lyrics by Elvis Presley on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hawaiian Sunset
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Hawaiian sunset peeping from the sea
Smiles and says Aloha to his sweetheart Hawaii
The drowsy islands slumber one by one
Close their sleepy eyelids say goodnight to the Sun
Then Hawaii like millions of times before
Blossoms in her lover's arms once more
Too soon the sunrise will wake her from her sleep
So until tomorrow, sleep Hawaii sleep
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