Hula Lōlō - by Agnes Auld & Norman Hendershot

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When you hear sweet music,
Soft and low
You can swing it right,
Swing it left
Swing all around
And do the hula lōlō

There's a sweet brown maiden,
Whose penei no
She can swing it right,
Swing it left
Swing all around
And do the hula lōlō

Chorus:
When the moon is shining in Hawaiʻi
You can dance to the strains of
Alekoki, Anapau, Liliʻu E

If you don't believe me,
You can go
Where they swing it right,
Swing it left
Swing all around
And do the hula lōlō


Aggie Auld

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Norman Hendershot 12-24-67


Source: Agnes Leilehua Kaonohimakaokalani (the pupils of my eyes are from the heavens) Auld Haywood was given her Hawaiian name by Queen Liliʻuokalani at her one-year-old baby luau. A foremost exponent of the hula, she was identifed with Lovely Hula Hands, the R.A. Anderson composition. Hula Lōlō was written in collaboration with her second husband, Norman Hendershot. Music clip by Gippy Cooke