Betty Grable-Sing Me a Song of the Islands With Lyrics

A film from Song of the Islands (1942). As she approached the island, she sing "Sing Me a Song of the Islands. Heres the lyrics.
Sing Me A Song Of The Islands Lyrics
Sing me a song of the islands
My serenade that the trade winds blow
Sing me a song of the islands
Where hearts are high and the moon is low
Where wrippling waters seem to say Aloha au-i-o-ei
Bring me the frangrance of ginger
Strum your guitars while I dream away
Then sing me a song of the islands Aloha au-i-o-ei

[@suzyalabama1409]

Sister Grace Jose taught us this but also with the dance in the 4th grade. Better with the dNce. Think the words are "where the trade winds BLOW"

[@rogerleggett1295]

there is only one betty grable .thank for dvd we can still sea here

[@yauyamkee]

Aloha.

[@robertmackinnon9666]

Amy Arnell sang this song with Tommy Tucker time on a Okeh record. The best vocal I heard of it yet, but I can’t find it anywhere . Does anyone have
this?

[@KenCozine]

Have you checked with Harry B. Soria at TerritorialAirwaves?

[@h.calvert3165]

It's wonderful by Alfred Apaka. Best male voice I EVER heard! 🎶

[@doitee52]

It's such a shame she was such a heavy cigarette smoker. Even when she had cancer so bad she was forced to work just to get money. So, so sad.