Sakura by Kawaikapuokalani K. Hewett

This is a song that I composed for my hapa-Kepanï granddaughter that was born in October of 2002. We call her Sakurako and I would sing this song to her as a lullabye to put her to sleep. The last two verses were added on only after doing this song as a finale at a concert in Japan.

Sakura, sakura
Hana hubuki, sakura

Lehua, lehua
Hawaii no hana yo, lehua

Kaeru, kaeru
Watshi wa anata ni, kaeru

Haruyo, haruyo
Koi mo hana mo, haruyo

Kobe wa, Kobe wa
Hana zakari daiyo, Kobe wa

Wassurenai, wassurenai
Konno kimochi wo, wassurenai

Arigatou, arigatiou
Nihon no mina sama, mahalo

Mata ai masho, mata ai masho
E ke kumu sayonara, a hui hou


	Kawaikapuokalani K. Hewett

		Sakura Kawaikapuokalani K. Hewett Sakurako's Song This is a song that I composed for my hapa-Kepanï granddaughter that was born in October of 2002. We call her Sakurako and I would sing this song to her as a lullabye to put her to sleep. The last two verses were added on only after doing this song as a finale at a concert in Japan. Sakura, sakura Hana hubuki, sakura Lehua, lehua Hawaii no hana yo, lehua Kaeru, kaeru Watshi wa anata ni, kaeru Haruyo, haruyo Koi mo hana mo, haruyo Kobe wa, Kobe wa Hana zakari daiyo, Kobe wa Wassurenai, wassurenai Konno kimochi wo, wassurenai Arigatou, arigatiou Nihon no mina sama, mahalo Mata ai masho, mata ai masho E ke kumu sayonara, a hui hou

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