He Aloha Mele
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He Aloha Mele
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He aloha mele pretty hoku
Sending down a special little twinkle for your brown eyes
Your pretty lovely brown eyes
In the still of the night
all the stars are shining bright
For your brown eyes
He aloha mele eloha I kamakani
Gentle breeze whispering
Haunting melodies to you softly
Hear the wind through the trees
Singing sweet harmonies to you softly
With the grace of her hands
She can tell you that a star only
Glitters at the setting of the sunset
With the grace of her hands
She can tell you that a wind only
Blows when no mountainside is there
To touch her
Now there's a sun and the moon talking story
Telling tales about a new day
It's gonna be a nice day
Now the moon is shining bright
And the sun will rise again to start a
New day
He aloha mele (3x)
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