A Maile Lei for Your Hair, a Hawaiian love song

Description

This song was written by Norman Kaye, a Hawaiian who adopted an Anglo name on the mainland. His sister, Mary Kaye, led a trio that became a popular lounge act in Las Vegas in the 1950s and 1960s. The last name of Mary and Norman was Ka'aihue. They produced a few Hawaiian albums over the years and Mary became famous for playing the Fender Stratocaster. Maile Lei for Your Hair [G]A maile lei for your hair [Am] Has a [D7] special [G] meaning [Am] It's a sweet [Bm] aloha [Am] Made [D7] with loving ...