My Lonely Lola Lo 1916

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 06 Aug 2005

Boola birds are singing out
their sweetest tune, in Hawaii,
Sil'vry moon is shining on the old lagoon,
in Hawaii.
That's why I love to go
with lovin' Lola Lo
while we cuddle up
in a little canoe.

Sailing with my lonely Lola Lo
where the fair Hawaiian lilies grow,
while she whispers: "Don't you go,
don't you go, don't you go
from Lonely Lola Lo."
There's an old Hawaiian wedding tune,
Hula hulas love to croon in June,
Don't say "Aloha"
it makes me sigh
"Aloha" it means goodbye,
you'll want to come back,
you'll want to come back,
to your lonely Lola Lo.

Banyan trees are softly swaying to and fro,
in Hawaii,
while the cooling South Sea Island
breezes blow, in Hawaii.
That waily wedding tune
will ring out mighty soon
while I honeymoon
with my honey in June.

Sailing with my lonely Lola Lo
where the fair Hawaiian lilies grow,
while she whispers: "Don't you go,
don't you go, don't you go
from Lonely Lola Lo."
There's an old Hawaiian wedding tune,
Hula hulas love to croon in June,
Don't say "Aloha"
it makes me sigh
"Aloha" it means goodbye,
you'll want to come back,
you'll want to come back,
to your lonely Lola Lo.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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My Lonely Lola Lo 1916
by Stanley Murphy, Arthur Lange & Alfred Solomon
© 1916 by The Joe Morris Music Co., Mew York
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 06 August 2005 at 10.24
in association with Doug Grierson
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