WHERE THE SWEET HAWAIIAN BREEZES BLOW
© 1920
Lyrics: Walter Scott; Music: Ted Marsh
Sheet Music: Goodwyn Music Publishers
Recordings:
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Down 'midst the palms of the south sea isles
I lost my heart to a maiden's smiles
Tho' far away still I can't forget
In dreams I oft-times see her yet
Where the sweet Hawaiian breezes blow
There's a maid with dusky eyes aglow
Ev'ry evening by the Summer sea
Neath the waving trees, there she waits for me
On her lips a plaintive little song
Come back dear, don't stay away too long
How I'm longing once again to go
Where the sweet Hawaiian breezes blow
There 'neath the waving Hawaiian palms
I held her closely within my arms
O'er us the pale moonlight cast a spell
As sadly I kissed her farewell
Where the sweet Hawaiian breezes blow
There's a maid with dusky eyes aglow
Ev'ry evening by the summer sea
Neath the waving trees, there she waits for me
On her lips a plaintive little song
Come back dear, don't stay away too long
How I'm longing once again to go
Where the sweet Hawaiian breezes blow
Mahalo to Larry W. Jones for the lyrics and sheet music image for this song.
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