Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride
Kamehameha Schools Children's Chorus Lyrics
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'Ano 'ai ke aloha e
Aloha ae aloha e
A nu ay ki aloha e
There's no place I'd rather be
Then on my surfboard out at sea
Lingering in the ocean blue
I'd surf till the sun sets
Beyond the horizon
A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi
Lawe mai I ko papa he'e nalu
Flyin by on the Hawaiian roller coaster ride
A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi
La we mai iko papa he na lu
Pi'I na nalu la lahalaha
O ka moana hanupanupa
Lalala I kala hanahana
Me ke kai hoene I ka pu'e one
Helehele mai kakou e
Hawaiian roller coaster ride
There's no place I'd rather be
Than on the seashore dry, wet free
On golden sand is where I lay
And if I only had my way
I'd play til the sun sets
Beyond the horizon
Lalala I kala hanahana
Me ke kai hoene I ka pu'e one
It's time to try the Hawaiian Roller coaster ride
Hang loose, hang ten, howzit, shake a shaka
No worry, no fear, ain't no biggie braddah
Cuttin' in, cuttin' up, cuttin' back, cuttin' out
Frontside, backside, goofy footed, wipe out
Let's get jumpin', surf's up and pumpin'
Coastin' with the motion of the ocean
Whirlpools swirling, cascading, twirling
Hawaiian roller coaster ride
There's no place I'd rather be
Then on my surfboard out at sea
Lingering in the ocean blue
And if I had one wish come true
I'd surf till the sun sets
Beyond the horizon
A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi
Lawe mai I ko papa he'e nalu
Flyin by on the Hawaiian roller coaster ride
A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi
La we mai iko papa he na lu
Pi'I na nalu la lahalaha
O ka moana hanupanupa
Lalala I kala hanahana
Me ke kai hoene I ka pu'e one
Helehele mai kakou e
Hawaiian roller coaster ride
The lyrics to Kamehameha Schools Children's Chorus's song, "Lilo And Stitch Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride," celebrate the beauty and fun of surfing in the ocean. The first verse starts with a greeting of "Aloha e," which means "welcome" or "hello" in Hawaiian. The lyrics then express the love for being on a surfboard in the sea, enjoying the blue waters, and surfing until the sun sets beyond the horizon. The chorus repeats the phrase "A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi," which means "quickly come sliding," and describes the excitement of riding the Hawaiian roller coaster on a surfboard.
Line by Line Meaning
Aloha e aloha e
Greetings and salutations
'Ano 'ai ke aloha e
Love is present here
Aloha ae aloha e
Love to you, love to me
A nu ay ki aloha e
Love is in the air
There's no place I'd rather be
This is the perfect place
Then on my surfboard out at sea
Riding the waves is pure joy
Lingering in the ocean blue
Taking my time in this sea of beauty
And If I had one wish come true
If I could have anything, this would be it
I'd surf till the sun sets
I'd ride the waves till the end of the day
Beyond the horizon
As far as the eye can see
A wiki wiki mai lohi lohi
Quickly, hurry up
Lawe mai I ko papa he'e nalu
Bring your surfboard
Flyin by on the Hawaiian roller coaster ride
Riding on the waves like a roller coaster
Pi'I na nalu la lahalaha
Climbing up the waves
O ka moana hanupanupa
The shimmering ocean
Lalala I kala hanahana
The sun is shining
Me ke kai hoene I ka pu'e one
Playing in the sand by the sea
Helehele mai kakou e
Come on, let's go
Hawaiian roller coaster ride
Surfing the waves - it's a wild ride
Hang loose, hang ten, howzit, shake a shaka
Relax, surf, say hello, give a Hawaiian greeting sign
No worry, no fear, ain't no biggie braddah
No need to worry or be afraid, it's all good
Cuttin' in, cuttin' up, cuttin' back, cuttin' out
Making moves and riding the waves
Frontside, backside, goofy footed, wipe out
Different ways to ride the waves, even if you fall
Let's get jumpin', surf's up and pumpin'
Let's have some fun, the waves are great
Coastin' with the motion of the ocean
Going with the flow of the sea
Whirlpools swirling, cascading, twirling
The water is full of swirling patterns
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: ALAN SILVESTRI, MARK HO'OMALU
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@thomaslowe4774
I can't believe this was 2001/2002; those kids are now parents themselves singing that song with their children, how wonderful.
@darflexswolez2266
I don't think they are parents but I think they are in their early-mid 20s
@amandaleon3329
Whats Up right?! I was 11 when this came out and now I’m a mother myself and singing this and playing this movie for my kids☺️
@jeannetteramirez3704
@@darflexswolez2266 actually, some are parents! I have 3 kids and they all watched this movie when they were little. My son has his daughter when he was 22 and my daughter just had her son and she is 20. So now my granddaughter that is 2 has watched this movie already.
@684avatar
Darflex Swolez I saw this when I was 10 these kids are most definitely married with kids by now. I’m 29 now.
@hawk4779
@@j4zzh4nds were is your cousin then?
@Shirley36
I don't know why but I feel like tearing up? Damn they're right, it
ispowerful when they sing...@lagubaratterbaru6205
Wherever you are, in every culture there is a strange connection between people and water
@karinaflorez562
so true. in the entire movie, the most powerful songs are the ones with the children's choir singing.
@twinklelittleB
me too