Hi there, i'm back again. I was listening 2 sum music when i decided 2 blog about my new sch.
Friends:
I've made new frens since joining the school.(Altho i stil miss my old school...i am so sentimental......)
Theatre:Jaymie,Xian an,nishok
Jaymie:My newest gal-friend.Nice one to tok to when really sad.Altho i always bug her on the phone...Hehe...lol
Xian an:Ok,he's the guy dancing in the video,i posted earlier. real funny,i give him credit for that,but sometimes,at the most unappropriate times... i am stil a gd boy despite my cheekiness...
Nishok: This little guy auditioned with me last year, really nice fren to have man...
I love my theatre frens! Yay! (I am so not a gay,or anything...i love them as frens...)
Class frens:The whole class,well except a few......
The boys are really nice frens,dan.ian,izzy,zhi j.,sam,dunno about enoch...... i am so bad man haha......
The girls? hmm...yea they're also my frens,i can always count on them to make me laugh......
Yeah...i love them 2(AS FRENS I WILL STRESS THIS POINT) And nikki,the rest of the gossip girls,i DO NOT HAVE A GIRLFRIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Tomorrow,there's theatre again... yay! Blog another time,c ya,all my readers!


Sorry,i couldnt find the original version, never mind,its in the menu of this video. Enjoy! Here are the lyrics.
Aloha 'Oe is a song by the last queen of Hawaiʻi, Liliʻuokalani (1838-1917). She wrote both the lyrics and the music of the song after the Hawaiian islands were officially annexed by the United States of America in 1898. Now the piece is often sung to bid farewell to departing loved ones.
It seems that the origin for the melody of ALOHA OE (Farewell to Thee), famous Hawaiian song and the national anthem of Hawaii is Croatian song from region of Srijem called Sidi Mara na kamen studencu. Song's words were written by Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani around 1877. Croatian origin for the melody is indicated in an article written by John Berger in HAWAII MAGAZINE in August 1996, p. 41. Very close relation between the melody of "Sidi Mara..." and ALOHA OE has been indicated by Branimir Vidmar in 1978. It's he melody is close to American gospel "How Great Thou Art," composed by K. Hine.

It is worth noting that Sidi Mara na kamen studencu has Austro-German version called Die Träne, also the English version "The Tear". As stated in Ripley's Believe it or not, Hawaiian music is the creation of a German bandmaister captain Henry Berger(1844-1929). He was invited to Hawaii by the king Kamehameha V in 1872. Berger composed the first Hawaiian songs which was adapted from German folk tunes. Berger composed 72 Hawaiian songs, including ALOHA OE and the Hawaiian national song. We can be pretty sure that the "German tune" adapted to Hawaiian ALOHA OE was in fact Croatian song "Sidi Mara...", which Berger obviously knew as "Die Träne."

Lyrics
Ha`aheo ka ua i nâ pali
Ke nihi a`ela i ka nahele
E hahai (uhai) ana paha i ka liko
Pua `âhihi lehua o uka

Hui:
Aloha `oe, aloha `oe
E ke onaona noho i ka lipo
One fond embrace,
A ho`i a`e au
Until we meet again

`O ka hali`a aloha i hiki mai
Ke hone a`e nei i
Ku`u manawa
`O `oe nô ka`u ipo aloha
A loko e hana nei

Maopopo ku`u `ike i ka nani
Nâ pua rose o Maunawili
I laila hia`ia nâ manu
Miki`ala i ka nani o ka lipo

And translated to English:
Proudly swept the rain by the cliffs
As it glided through the trees
Still following ever the bud
The ʻahihi lehua of the vale

Chorus:
Farewell to thee, farewell to thee
The charming one who dwells in the shaded bowers
One fond embrace,
'Ere I depart
Until we meet again

Sweet memories come back to me
Bringing fresh remembrances
Of the past
Dearest one, yes, you are mine own
From you, true love shall never depart

I have seen and watched your loveliness
The sweet rose of Maunawili
And 'tis there the birds of love dwell
And sip the honey from your lips


This is justin,or xian an from sota.N he was,like,dancing some dance.Enjoy!




Isnt the little guy cute!!!!!!!!!




Its oinky's newest sibling! Click on it a few times to make him jump onto the wheel.


This is super funny! Marge is randy and is trying (a very bad attempt) to act cool. Lisa is like paula abdul,sometimes going out of point like that "i like dogs" part.It was funny,i'll give the writers credit for that. Homer really knows how to insult like simon.Now,its payback time.Funny video,HAha!


This is the real voices of alvin and the chipmunks,try playin' the chipmunk version and the real version together,you'll see the difference.