Hawaiian Cowboy
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Hawaiian Cowboy
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A cowboy took a trip to Hawaii
And on a beach one day of Waikii
The music that he heard was so enchanting
He lost his heart to sing this melody.
I wanna hear you sing my lady
And hear you play your ukulelaili
I wanna stay here in Hawaiii
And learn the wikki, wikki, waiki woo.
I wanna love you and woo and woo you
I'll stop my ridin', ropin', lopin' and then return to you
If you will sing my lady
A song of love beaneath that Hawaiian sky.
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I wanna love you and woo and woo you
I'll stop my ridin', ropin', lopin' and then return to you
If you will sing my lady
A song of love beaneath that Hawaiian sky...
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Who performs "Hawaiian Cowboy"?
Hank Snow performs "Hawaiian Cowboy", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Snow catalog on LyroVerse.
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