Hawaiian Lullaby (voice and piano)
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- Title
- Hawaiian Lullaby (voice and piano)
- Publication year listed
- 1919
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- Public domain eBook
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Hawaiian Lullaby (voice and piano)
Author: Bridges, Ethel
Year: 1919
[Verse 1] Softly the shadows fall, / Changing the day to night, / Softly the love birds call, / In the sweet Hawaiian twilight; / Then in the mellow glow, / Comes a lullaby sweet and low. [Chorus] Hear that plaintive melody, / Awhisp’ring [Whispering] thro’ [through] the trees, / Filled with love and harmony, / Comes floating on the breeze, / As the silver stars appear, / Like magic in the sky, / Hear them softly strumming that Hawaiian lullaby. [Verse 2] Wonderful song of dreams, / Sweet is the story told, / Lasting always it seems, / In your mem’ry [memory] ‘twill [it will] ne’er [never] grow old; / Song of the western sea, / To Hawaii it’s [it is] calling me.
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