Hula Heaven
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Hula Heaven
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We could be together
In a little hula heaven
Having dreams of love
So gay and free together
In a little hula heaven
Under a koa tree
Days would be lazy
And sweetly crazy
Skies would grow hazy above
And we'd be all alone together
In a little hula heaven
Over a silvery sea
We could be together
In a little hula heaven
Having dreams of love
So gay and free together
In a little hula heaven
Under a koa tree
Days would be lazy
And sweetly crazy
Skies would grow hazy above
And we'd be all alone together
In a little hula heaven
Over a silvery sea
In a little hula heaven
In a little hula heaven
In a little hula heaven
Having dreams of love
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Who performs "Hula Heaven"?
Teresa Bright performs "Hula Heaven", and this lyric page sits inside the Teresa Bright catalog on LyroVerse.
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