My Honolulu Lady 1898

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 3 May 2009
2009

I'se done shook my Alabama gal,
For Honolulu Lou;
My hightoned Indy,
She is a dream my Southern Queen,
My Honolulu Lou,
She'll soon be mine.
I'll leave my Mobile Home,
to Hawaii I will roam.
To wed my Lulu
then we will return.
Then I'll show dem coons
and wenches style,
and grace that is divine,
when we both pass down the line.

She is my Honolulu lady;
she's ma baby.
She has won my heart,
this choc'late cullud daisy.
She has distanced
all the white gals and de wenches.
She's a Southern dream,
my Honolulu Lady.

She is my Honolulu lady;
she's ma baby.
She has won my heart,
this choc'late cullud daisy.
She has distanced
all the white gals and de wenches.
She's a Southern dream,
my Honolulu Lady.

I went down to a swell coon ball
last night and took my bride;
She set dem crazy,
I lead dat colored festival
with Lulu by my side,
My love divine,
we cut de pigeon wing,
De coons did shout and sing,
when we did the Honolulu Pasmela
Den we glided by de judge's stand
de coons and wenches sighed
when my Lou she took first prize.

She is my Honolulu lady;
she's ma baby.
She has won my heart,
this choc'late cullud daisy.
She has distanced
all the white gals and de wenches.
She's a Southern dream,
my Honolulu Lady.

She is my Honolulu lady;
she's ma baby.
She has won my heart,
this choc'late cullud daisy.
She has distanced
all the white gals and de wenches.
She's a Southern dream,
my Honolulu Lady.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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My Honolulu Lady 1898
by Lee Johnson
© MDCCCXCVIII by The Zeno Mauvais Music Co. - London
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 3 May 2009 at 11.55
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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