Mr. Sun Cho Lee
Keola & Kapono Beamer Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Keola & Kapono Beamer:

Honolulu City Lights Looking out upon the city lights and the stars above…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Kapono Beamer:

Queen's Aloha Oe Ha'aheo ka ua i nā pali Ke nihi a‘e la i…

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@davidgriffiths2223

6y↑33

Heard this on the radio when visiting Hawaii for the first time. It’s our classic go-to Hawaii song now.

@BaronEurchild

3y↑1

My wife and I too.

@sasquatch8268

Bless

@jakeweston8616

10y↑44

Keola and Kapono Beamer really capture the HI life in this song,...its da best,,,

Aloha !

@goofyrulez7914

33w↑2

I remember this from childhood in Wahiawa.

@westsidesmitty1

3y↑5

I lived 26 on the ''west side'' of Kauai. I was a kid when I got there. I left at 50. By then, I was ''just a mean old haole man''! Kekaha was tough, brah! But ZERO regrets! Nani Kauai, and some of the finest people I ever met. I played a lot of music at the Hanapepe Friday night block parties and at all the island festivals. I often wonder if they still remember ''Westside Smitty''! When I die, I know my spirit will return to Polihale, the most beautiful place on Earth.

@dannypai8787

5y↑56

Absolute comedic gold. So great because... hey you gotta laugh at how silly people are. If you get offended, you need to take a step back and enjoy life cause you’re taking things too serious and gotta work on your aloha.

@kathleenbryan2223

3y↑12

My stepdad use to sing this to me every time I am feeling down. When we are driving in the truck.

@Odderek

3y↑13

Funny and good-natured song!! Always makes me smile and sing along

@sikfaka1

2y↑8

in the mainland: race conflict and riots

hawaii:

@brucem5736

6y↑12

It is amazing we can live da same place. Hawaii na ka oi!

@robertamccormick7595

26w

Da Best!! Hawaii No Ka Oi!!

@rewolf71

4y↑9

I remember this from long time ago in Kihei right when I had to leave for the mainland. but we sing so the Hawaiian with nothing, at the end, he gives all his poi so he a nice guy.

@gemstonemcawesome6877

9y↑57

"But she no experience me..."

@oneman6175

And she's just a mean old cocktail waitress!?

@youtubeninoy6102

Gemstone McAwesome lol

@odiemodie1

5y↑1

'OLD' cocktail waitress??? Eeew! No touch me, Aunty! Lol... :D

@hope4surf

Cheee!

@Audreysaurus808

We were listening to this in my school and everyone was laughing when that came up because we were a bunch of 7th graders

@ikaika7878

8y↑41

As funny as this song is the harmonizing is straight fire

@tasilua1051

4y↑13

Listening to this song while i live here in the mainland 😂😂 i can imagine all the dirty looks i would get if i sung this song

@kehaulani1467

4y↑4

My Dad loved this song. He also loved In Living Color cuz, he would say, they make fun of everyone in every station of life -- nobody is left out or discriminated against cuz they make fun of all of us. Why limit comedic material when we all contribute to it.

@aislyndelarosa1583

3y↑6

Ah no can mainland 😂 nah but at least almost every one didn't get left out of the song so it's like we all make fun of each addah 😂

@72marshflower15

2y↑1

🤣🤣🤣

@tasilua1051

35w

HAHAHAH i got in trouble for saying black man 🤣 apparently you gotta say African american here

@CynthiaBecker-wx2zw

10w

Thanks to Jim in Maui, for sharing this with me. It's a keeper !

@claireandbj

11y↑13

I'm kamaina. a hoale. but guess what... we all live in da same place bra!!!! live it.. love it.. be it!!!

@muchness

12y↑7

I love this song. So glad KAPA spins it! The only problem is, once I sing it, I can't quit!!! :)

@ronlewis1265

9y↑7

good to hear an older song but it still sounds good.

@cameronkim6859

4y↑3

I live in Hawaii and our teacher showed us this when I was in 7th grade (Hawaiian history class)

@QuantumOfSolace1

7y↑5

In the mid 70's ~~if you went to see the Beamer Brother's Show - their extreme musicianship would be spiced up with a couple songs that were funny and entertaining~~ this one and Sweet Okole became accidental "Hits" on Hawaiian radio. The Beamers known for the HIT Honolulu City Lights were much more than that talent wise. Later albums showcased their individual guitar work. The guyz were epic talents - little do people know. Songs like this were a side attraction and done for fun- Keola and Kapono had musical muscle- believe me.

@WillCapt

7y↑1

tcnascar1 agreed... The B. Brothers have the true talent ya.

@mcturnthepage5369

7y↑4

First time hearing this on my visit to the big island. Mahalo.

@otterwithagun1982

13w

As Hapa... this checks off all the boxes.

@vaporfiend

8y↑13

Andy Bumatai brought me here. Broke da funnee bone!

@vaultboy123

8y↑3

Holy crap. There's a name I haven't heard in ages. Glad to see he's still well and making the funny.

@vaporfiend

8y↑4

+OnePunch-Man Actually he's going through chemo now for throat cancer. Bummer but buggah is still funny. Check him out on Facebook!

@hoomalumalu

4y↑1

you must be a young guy, this was a hit on the radio

@MorikiSamaDesu

12y↑6

havent heard this song since i was in elementary school

@RobertSJHu

5y↑3

So funny kine and good fun is this vid. Me ke aloha pumehana to Keola & Kapono Beamer. You guys make me and everyone else laugh and laugh. Here in Hawaii is such a special place !!!!!!!!!! Sincerely, Robert S.J. Hu January 16, 2019.

@dacei8296

6y↑7

Sad that this song represented the best times in Hawaii

@Waikolene

4y↑16

Wonderful Reminder how Hawaii has/had all kinds of races living together in Harmony, teasing each other but not getting offended. Now days we are all scared to say anything because society is getting too crazy about being politically correct...People gotta relax and get a life.

@robertnusom3620

32w↑1

We love each other but make fun to laugh

@howlingsandy

12y↑6

I am glad to see this song is finally here. It's a winner. Have loved this and much of their work since first being introduced to it and much other Hawaiian music by my then-('78-'79)gf, a Filipina from Hawaii who was far more Hawaiian in her style, slang, pidgin etc. --though her relatives' home cooking sent by plane each month a big package with food on dry ice was Pilipino and most delicious, as in fact was she, but that's all am gonna say about that ;)

@jeang3130

5y↑4

Love it, it's so catchy.

@HotSoupYum

11y↑5

This song is epic.

@keahelopez7946

8y↑5

Love it!

@ashbyfristoe2725

2y↑1

More timely than eva!

@dockimo

8y↑12

Always laugh that the Hawaiian man has the same name as Iz and Skippy.

@claytron3000

8y↑2

+dockimo For real, that's the most "Hawaiian" name I can think of....the Beamers must have thought the same thing. :)

@user-oq7jv8kg9z

2y↑2

タナカカズオ…まさに、日本人です！(^ω^)

@xandercage2293

4y↑3

I heard this in the mauna KU KIA'I MAUNA

@kehaulani1467

4y↑1

My son DJ'd up on the Mauna last summer. He played this song in his set, and included it in his Grandpa's Tribute Playlist.

@rubenreveles1747

10y↑1

Cheers!

@mrkeopele

37w↑1

does anybody know the beer barrel man?

@trapninja6683

3y↑2

I play this song while selling Shave Ice

@popokiobake

2y↑1

Ha ha ha, so funneh!!!

@matt6405

18w

Need help! I'm trying to figure out the singer/title of 1980's comedy song about living in Hawaii that is similar to this one. It was a play on the Mary Poppins song "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious." One of the lyrics went something like "Super shaka jaka laka ooku pal la roaches, you can say it couple times and make hana hou-cious."

I grew up on Oahu and started tripping memory lane...hope someone can help.

@sessionsinparadise7357

26w

I ❤ this song lmao the kanakas get nahtin lmao

@riverboatjoe4449

The best line is she no experience me

@sshawnn808

12y↑3

I feel left out. What about da portagees?

@pelinalwhitestrake1677

7y↑2

sshawnn808 mrs momi Lomi lomi lol

@bonydanza7046

6y↑12

Mr. Francisco Silva
(Mr. Francisco Silva)

Got plenty lowered nissan pickups
(None of them have titles)

Got plenty Piiiickup Truck, he parks in front of me

Aaand sometimes he blocks me In My Drivewaaay...

@rewolf71

they a nice guys so no a mean ol man for this song, no?

@aislyndelarosa1583

@@bonydanza7046 😂😂😂

@MS-uk7xf

4y↑2

Camera supply and electronic equipment!!!! ROFLMAO

@chronicasthmatic

6y↑2

2018?

@emmanuelguerrero3386

6y↑2

Winna bebe, like old days @ MWH. Never have nothing, but get mangoes and other fruit. If see’em, five finger action bebe.

@ComeEatMyHouse

MWH?

@justinhumalon72

2018

@nargacuga78

13y↑1

this song it funny

@robertnusom3620

32w

Because us live Hawaii no hate

@StevesSlideandJazz

4y↑1

I’m light skinned Hawaiian.

@pieyc39

11y

good time Mutch mahalo

@hoomalumalu

5y↑2

Does anyone know what year this was banned? call KPOI and request this--see what they say

@kehaulani1467

4y↑1

what banned??!!?!! i'm gonna call in and try it

@jaluitgurl

11y↑1

Haha

@surferpam1

buck buck buck buck buck

@Genki_desu_

32w↑1

Remember, it's ok to be a haole. just don't be a f***en haole

@Daquickflip808

22w↑1

Who still listens to this iconic song in 2023? Me!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@CrazyInsaneSquirrel

11y↑3

Wasn't it talking about Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (Normally known as Bruddah IZ)?

@numana7785

5y↑2

No actually. Just coincidence.

@gmeeashearo8086

Pilafino man

@thepianoman808

5y↑4

Seeing how the world is becoming. I dont doubt that this iconic song will be labelled as "rascist" in the near future.

@anniecoleman6483

5y↑2

I know right? yet (& me I live Big Island 46 yrs...Haole girl...)always felt the opposite of racist from this great & happy representing song. "all us guys we tease the other race..." People got along,aloha a real thing.I feel it changing,but.STill not gone.

@aislyndelarosa1583

3y↑2

The thing people gotta look at is that this song was all fun in games and so old at the same time. So sad that people now days get so triggered over nothing. 🤦‍♀️

@khultherro8613

Didn’t mention Samoans and porogee. lol

@pelinalwhitestrake1677

Ms momi lomi lomi lol

@khultherro8613

@@pelinalwhitestrake1677 . . . got plenty of experience, she no experience me. She's just a mean cocktail waitress. lmao

@JohnDoe-ki6fm

10y

I notice that Kamakawiwo'ole is the surname of one Mr. Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. Is this a direct reference to Iz, or is that a common name in Hawaii?

@101mahina

9y↑2

It wasn't a direct reference to him cuz (I'm assuming since he was somewhat famous) he had plenty stuff. It's just that because it's a Hawaiian name, it's referring to Hawaiian ppl (cuz most are homeless [if you didn't know] so they don't have anything).

@gemstonemcawesome6877

9y↑1

My sentiments exactly.
And, nice name.

@brucem5736

That's his name.

@JohnDoe-ki6fm

+Bruce Miyashiro That's who's name?

@brucem5736

9y↑4

+John Doe That's the name the authors decided to use for the Hawaiian generalization, like they used Conrad Jones for the haole, or Sun Cho Lee for the pake. There is no direct reference to Iz & it isn't a common name in Hawaii.

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@infinera06

11y

Great song except for the last 3 lines.

@bigislander72

7y↑2

No more except brah...da buggah is LEGEND.

@brucem5736

6y↑4

The last line is the best line! "It's amazing we can live da same place." A tribute to Hawaii & aloha. North America would do well believing that instead of the polarization that's happening.