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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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PARAGRAPH 1: Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say. On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you. From the land where palm trees sway. Here we know that Christmas will be green and bright. The sun shines by day, and all the stars at night. Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's way
To say Merry Christmas to you.
PARAGRAPH 2: The sweetest and most fragrant flowers of the garden for the lei of Kamakaʻeha. The goddesses of the forest weave a lei for Kamakaʻeha, the ladies with baskets of flowers. Here is your lei, o Liliʻulani. Here is your lei. o Liliʻulani. Kamani leaves entwined with ti flowers. A lei to beautify the fair Liliʻu. One who loves the beauteous and fragrant uplands where bud the flowers at Maunahele.
PARAGRAPH 3: Kaʻala wears a lei of Nāulu showers. Pouring down on Haleʻauʻau rainbow mist that is a lei on pili grass where nēnē grass grows close to kupukupu ferns. Wearing a lei of hala fruit of KekeleHala of Malailua that lovers dream of swaying freely amid kāwelu grassesKamakahala flower leis of Waʻahila rain.
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