Blue For Old Hawaii
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Blue For Old Hawaii
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Tonight I'm blue for old Hawaii
My weary soul is lonesome too
You left me blue and broken hearted
I've got them old Hawaii blues.
(Your big blue eyes and dark brown curls dear
Made skies of grey turn into blue
But now you've gone and lost forever
I've got them old Hawaii blues.)
You left me down where drowsy waters roll
On the shores of paradise
You've had your way dear and we have parted
For you old pal I dream tonight.
Perhaps some day your mind will wander back
To the one who loves you true
And I will still for you be waiting
I've got them old Hawaii blues...
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Hank Snow performs "Blue For Old Hawaii", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Snow catalog on LyroVerse.
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