March '08 East Oahu Sun Exclusive
Based on the "Hawaiian Lullaby" by Hector Venegas, originally sung by the Brothers Cazimero -- and later made popular again by local trio, Na Leo.
Find out more about this song and its origins at the Honolulu Star Bulletin~ It's a really sweet story.
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My chours group, Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus sings this song a lot. Here r the lyrics!
Where I live
There are rainbows
With live in the laughter of morning
And stary nights
Where I live
There rare rainbows
With flowers full of colors
And birds filled with song
I can smile when it's raining
And touch the warmth of the sun
I hear children laughing
In this place that I love (repeats)
Where I live there are rainbows
With life in the laughter of morning
And staaaaaaaaaaaaaary
Nights