LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii

This was a dream I had

She looks beautiful, even when things go wrong
In her eyes, a smile holding back tears
The foam on the shore looks like champagne
It's alcohol for the wounds, to dance away the sadness
It's alcohol for the wounds, 'cause there's so much to heal

In the deep green mountains, you can’t breathe
The clouds are closer, you can talk to God
You can hear the farmer crying, another one has left
He didn’t want to go to Orlando, but the corrupt kicked him out

And we don’t know for how long

They want to take my river and also the beach
They want my neighborhood and for grandma to leave
No, don’t let go of the flag or forget the lelolai
'Cause I don’t want them to do to you what happened to Hawaii

Be careful, Luis, be careful

Here, no one wanted to leave, and those who did dream of coming back
If one day it’s my turn, it’s gonna hurt so much
Another farmer fighting, one who didn’t back down
She didn’t want to leave either, and she stayed on the island

And we don’t know for how long

They want to take my river and also the beach
They want my neighborhood and for your kids to leave
No, don’t let go of the flag or forget the lelolai
'Cause I don’t want them to do to you what happened to Hawaii
No, don’t let go of the flag or forget the lelolai
'Cause I don’t want them to do to you—

(Lelolai, lelolai)
(Oh, lelolai, lelolai)