Biografia:
It all began back in 1995 where 3 young and talented men of Maui, began their musical journey. Lukela Keala, Akoni Dellomes & Makapu Hoopii attended Baldwin High School and were enrolled in the music class. Day after day they would have little jam sessions but always tried to perfect what they played. As the year went by, their talents allowed them to perform in front of an audience for the first time at Brown Bags to Stardom. Although they took 2nd place to ballerina dancers, it didn't stop them.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
INTRO: D,Bm7,G,Asus,A7,D (2x)
VERSE 1
D Bm7
I Love You I Need You
G A7 D
To hold me everynight
D Bm7
And when you're feeling lonely
G A7 D
Girl I'll be by your side
CHORUS1
G A7 D
To tell you that I love you so
G A7 D
I'll hold you and never let you go
G A7 D
Girl tell me your love belongs to me
G Asus,A7 D Bm7,G,Asus,A7,D
And I'll love you Honestly
VERSE 2
D Bm7
I want you To know that
G A7 D
I'm always here for you
Bm7
Through your bad times your saddest times
G A7 D
I'll help you see it through
CHORUS 2
G A7 D
I'll comfort you when you're alone
G A7 D
I'll give you love like you'll never know
G A7 D
Girl tell me your love belongs to me
G Asus,A7 D
And I'll love you Honestly
BRIDGE
F#7 G
There will times when life will seem unfair
F#7 G A7
But you can run to me cuz you know girl I will be there
BACK TO SECOND CHORUS Bm7
G Asus,A7 D Bm7
And I'll love you Honestly
G Asus,A7 D Bm7
And I'll love you Honestly
G Asus,A7 D
And I'll love you Honestly
But I was wondering how you play Asus This arrangement sounds pretty good but I was wondering if anyone had other alternate chords or a different special way of playing this song In fact if you have a sweet-sounding way to play any of Ekolu's songs could you share them Thanks
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