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Let's say "Aloha", to everyone we meet
This time of year we see the light
It's not a faux pas, to kiss right on the street
There is no kapu love Tonight
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And set the tiki torch ablaze
We'll dance and sing and eat and have a blast
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And cast aside our wicked ways
We'll spread so much Aloha, it'll last
Let's hang the stockings, on the tiki bar
Presents underneath the tree
Now who's that knocking on the cookie jar?
Some say it's Santa, could it be?
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And regift Grandma's old fruitcake
To feed it to our guests would be a crime
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
Make sure the neighbors are awake
They'll thank us if they're not, it's Christmas time
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And let the far off islands know
Okolehao is flowing, just say when
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And shred some coconuts for snow
Let's spread the word, it's Christmas time again
Let's dance the Hula, grass skirts swayin' 'round
Hands that say "good cheer"
Each proud makua, is morning headache bound
When children's wake up calls they hear
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
Announce the party has begun
The palm trees all aglow with lights and tinsel hanging
Blow The Christmas Conch
Until the last carol is sung
The ukuleles strummin' and the pahus banging
Blow The Christmas Conch
And dance the hula all night long
We'll chase those nasty Winter blues away
It's time to blow The Christmas Conch
And sing our island Christmas song
Let's spread the word, a king is born this day
Let's spread the word, a king is born this day
We'll spread the word, a king is born this day
copyright 2011 Carl Ayotte